Lecture

Photochemistry I: Beer-Lambert Law

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This lecture covers the justification of the Beer-Lambert law, explaining the absorptance of a solution volume containing molecules, initial assumptions, absorption by non-continuous media, and Fresnel law. It also delves into the conditions for light absorption leading to an electronic excited state, the transition oscillating strength, and molecular orbitals.

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