Beer's law has limitations when then the concentration of the dissolved solute particles is too high. Explain how and why (on a molecular level) the...
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Beer's law has limitations when then the concentration of the dissolved solute particles is too high.how why

    Explain and (on a molecular level) the calibration curve may be affected when including these higher concentrations.

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