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A solution of protein is diluted 100 fold and then measured. The absorbance 0.800 and e = 5,000 L/(mol cm).   Use Beer’s Law to calculate the concentration of protein in the solution. Be sure to include units.A solution of protein is diluted 100 fold and then measured. The absorbance 0.800 and e = 5,000 L/(mol cm).   Use Beer’s Law to calculate the concentration of protein in the solution. Be sure to include units.

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