Calculate Min/Max Gas Absorption Sensitivity w/ Beer-Lambert's Law

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The discussion revolves around calculating the minimum and maximum sensitivity of gas absorption based on calculated path lengths. The original poster expresses frustration over a lack of responses on previous forums and seeks assistance from knowledgeable members. They are willing to provide specific details if someone is able to help. The urgency for support is evident, as the poster has not received any guidance thus far. Overall, the thread highlights a need for expertise in gas absorption calculations.
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Is there anyone here that could help me calculate the min and max sensitivy of gas absorption based on calculated path lengths?

I can post specifics if someone can help, but I got no where on one of the other forums. Maybe I posted it on the wrong one?

Anybody?
 
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