WHY POTASSIUM DICROMATE USING IN UV CALIBRATION
Answer / raj rana
Because it give sharp peak in UV range of 200 to 400 nm .ie 215,257,313,350.
And because of it photochemical stability on prolonged exposer to UV light it
absorbance own not changed.ani it is highly colour producing agent .
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