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03-01-2023
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Minnie measured the absorbance of a 0.350 m solution of cobalt(ii) nitrate as 0.728 in a cuvette with a 1.0 cm width.
use beers law to determine the concentration of another cobalt(ii) nitrate solution that had an absorbance of 0.539

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