5.Beer Lambert law relates the intensity of light absorbed with the thickness of the absorbingmedium and the solution concentration. Determine which of the following causes apositive deviation from Beer's law.A. Absorption of stray radiationB.C.D.Non-absorption of stray radiationIt does not depend on stray radiationNone of the above6. The listed factors could affect the absorptivity of a sample when using aspectrophotometer for analysis EXCEPTA. ConcentrationB.Molecular structureC. Wavelength of radiationD.Temperature

5. The Beer-Lambert law states that for a given material sample path length and concentration of the…

5. 6. Beer Lambert law relates the intensity of light absorbed with the thickness of the absorbing medium and the solution concentration. Determine which of the following causes a positive deviation from Beer's law. A. B. C. D. Absorption of stray radiation Non-absorption of stray radiation It does not depend on stray radiation None of the above The listed factors could affect the absorptivity of a sample when using a spectrophotometer for analysis EXCEPT A. Concentration B. Molecular structure C. Wavelength of radiation D. Temperature

5. 6. Beer Lambert law relates the intensity of light absorbed with the thickness of the absorbing medium and the solution concentration. Determine which of the following causes a positive deviation from Beer's law. A. B. C. D. Absorption of stray radiation Non-absorption of stray radiation It does not depend on stray radiation None of the above The listed factors could affect the absorptivity of a sample when using a spectrophotometer for analysis EXCEPT A. Concentration B. Molecular structure C. Wavelength of radiation D. Temperature

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Chapter6: Random Errors In Chemical Analysis

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