What is the transmittance if you measure the potassium permanganate on the preset conditions at 544 nm and 100 μM?
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This value is typically given in the units of M^-1cm^-1. If we don't have this value, we cannot proceed further. Second, we need to know the path length of the cuvette used for the measurement. This is typically 1 cm, but it can vary. Show more…
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