For spectrophometric method to be viable, which of the following must be met? a. A high MW complex must be produced in the reaction b. Analyte must have high absorptivity c. Species must emit light d. A complex with intense color must be produced

For spectrophometric method to be viable, which of the following must be met? a. A high MW complex must be produced in the reaction b. Analyte must have high absorptivity c. Species must emit light d. A complex with intense color must be produced

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Chapter12: Spectrochemical Methods

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