Posted by eve on Monday, April 20, 2009 at 4:09am.
The Beer's law plot is usually absorbance (y axis) against concentration (x axis) so the slope is
absorbance (no units)/concentration (mol litre-1)
so the units of the slope are litre mole-1
Thus to find the absorbance of an unknown we need to multiply the concentration of the unknown (0.000630 mole litre -1) by the slope (1550.2 litre mole-1). The units will cancel to give no units which is in reality 'absorbance'.
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