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When measuring absorption, would you want the light shining through the solution to be the same color as the solution? Why or why not?
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When measuring absorption, would you want the

light shining through the solution to be the same
color as the solution? Why or why not?

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Choose all options that apply. Which of the following are equal to 20%? | a) .25 b) 1/5 Oc) 1/10 d) .20
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