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The Beer-Lambert law describes how the intensity of light passing through a solution is attenuated based on the concentration of the absorbing material and the path length it travels through the solution. Specifically: - Lambert's law states that light intensity decreases exponentially as it passes through an absorbing medium of increasing length. - Beer's law states that light intensity decreases exponentially as the concentration of an absorbing medium increases. - Together, the Beer-Lambert law can be expressed as: A (or E) = kcl, where k is the material's extinction coefficient, c is concentration, l is path length, and A is absorbance (or E is extinction).
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- 1. The Beer –Lambert The Beer –Lambert Law Law
- 2. The Beer –Lambert Law • When a monochromatic light of initial intensity Io passes through a solution in a transparent vessel, some of the light is absorbed so that the intensity of the transmitted light I is less than Io .There is some loss of light intensity from scattering by particles in the solution and reflection at the interfaces, but mainly from absorption by the solution. • Therelationship between I and Io depends on the path length of theabsorbing medium, l, and the concentration of the absorbing solution,c. These factors are related in the laws of Lambert and Beer
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