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what is relationship between absorption and transmittance in
u.v.?
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Answer Posted / subash
absorption is inversely proportional to the transmittance. so,
A light is passed through the solution,if any absorption
take place means transmittance is zero.If any transmittance
takes place absorption is zero.
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