The absorption coefficient alpha and ratio of the intensities of incident and transmitted light are factors in this law, which also includes the molar absorptivity of the sample concerned.
Modifications to this law have been presented by Paynter and Sassaroli, and those modifications include an additive term G and a multiplier called the DPF. It is used in calculating the amount of bilirubin in blood plasma, and monochromatic incident radiation is required for this law to hold. The absorption coefficient alpha and ratio of the intensities of incident and transmitted light are factors in this law, which also includes the molar absorptivity of the sample concerned. For 10 points, name this law that linearly relates the absorbance of a sample and the concentration of that sample.
Modifications to this law have been presented by Paynter and Sassaroli, and those modifications include an additive term G and a multiplier called the DPF.
{Beer}-Lambert law