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The molar absorptivity of a benzene solution of an organic molecule is 1.3 x 102 L/mol cm at 422 nm. Calculate the percentage reduction in light intensity when light of that wavelength passes through a 1.0 cm cell containing a solution of concentration 0.0033 M.