A reference UV Vis abrorption spectrum of the solvent alone, which is subtracted fram the spectrum of the salution to give the spectrum of just the dye alone, is called what? Agraph of absorption data at a specific wavelength for a series of solutions of known concentration is called a what?

A reference UV Vis abrorption spectrum of the solvent alone, which is subtracted fram the spectrum of the salution to give the spectrum of just the dye alone, is called what? Agraph of absorption data at a specific wavelength for a series of solutions of known concentration is called a what?

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Chapter15: Introduction To Electronic Spectroscopy And Structure

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