Calculate extinction coefficients?
Can anyone help here? Thanks in advance!
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Can you say roughly what raw material it is made from?
E = ε * c * d
ε = molar extinction coefficient [L/(mol *cm)]
c = molar concentration [mol/L]
d = layer thickness [1 cm]
ε = E/(c * d)
ε = 1.0/[(1.486 * 10⁻⁴ g/L/(138 g/mol)) * 1 cm] = 928670 L * mol⁻¹ * cm⁻¹
λ max = 233 nm
But… how two methyl groups can fit at position 3 of the compound, i.e. at a C of the double bond, is very mysterious.
Thank you for the quick reply! I've just recalculated myself and overlooked the fact that the concentration is given in g/ml, not g/L…and I got 9286.6.