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    The Following Equation: a = ε × × C
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The Following Equation: a = ε × × C

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The following equation: A = ε × The following equation: A = ε ×   × C (where   is path length and C is concentration)is known as the _____-Lambert law. × C (where The following equation: A = ε ×   × C (where   is path length and C is concentration)is known as the _____-Lambert law. is path length and C is concentration)is known as the _____-Lambert law.

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