Beer's Law
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Beer's law describes the dependence of the absorption coefficient on the concentration of the substance (or the concentration of absorbing molecules in a non-absorbing solvent):
- α = ε • C,
where α is the absorption coefficient, C is the concetration of absorbing molecules and ε is the molar absorption coefficient – a constant that characterizes the absorbing substance and depends on the wavelength of the passing monochromatic radiation (it is a function of it).
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- NAVRÁTIL, Leoš – ROSINA, Jozef. Medicínská biofyzika. 5. edition. 2005. 524 pp. ISBN 978-80-247-1152-2.
