Chemistry, 29.11.2020 14:40 jtsizemore
A. Would you use the same wavelength of light to do spectroscopy experiments with different colored solutions? Why or why not?
b. What are the general conclusions about beam color, solution color, and absorbance? How are they related?
c. In a lab experiment monitoring the change in concentration of a reddish-brown substance, FeNCS2 , a wavelength of 455 nm is used. Does this wavelength agree with your conclusions about beam color, solution color, and absorbance above?
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