Question 23.2: A solution of a certain dye has a molar absorptivity of 1.8 ...

Physical Chemistry [EXP-34184]

A solution of a certain dye has a molar absorptivity of $1.8 × 10^{5} L mol^{−1} cm^{−1}$ at a wavelength of 606 nm. Find the concentration of a solution of this dye that has an absorbance at this wavelength equal to 1.65 in a cell 1.000 cm in length.

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