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A Solution contains 1.00*10^-4 M total protein
2.00*10-3M total dye

Absorbance at 280nm = 1.4
L = 1cm

Protein + dye = complex

Molar Absorption (E):
E(Protein) = 12000/Mcm
E(Dye) = 0 /Mcm
E(complex) =15000 /Mcm

I know the beer-lamber law

A=ECL

But how do I use this equation to find the concentration of protein,dye, and complex in solution.

Please *delete me*!!

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Re: Need help finding concentrations of protein, dye and complex in solution
« Reply #1 on: September 29, 2008, 03:31:12 AM »
Try to devise formula for total absorbance as a function of concentrations of the protein, dye and complex. Concentrations of the dye and coplex and of the proteing and complex are related - how? These will give you set of equations that you have to solve.
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