rick112
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hi
i know this is kind of a basic question..but what in reality does a negative absorbance reading means?? why can't the spectrometer just say its out the reading range or something??
does a negative reading really say something can we look at it and detect something...like if the negative reading is x that means it has so much of some component...
i know this is kind of a basic question..but what in reality does a negative absorbance reading means?? why can't the spectrometer just say its out the reading range or something??
does a negative reading really say something can we look at it and detect something...like if the negative reading is x that means it has so much of some component...