The phrase "absorbance range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific contexts, particularly in chemistry or physics, to refer to the spectrum of wavelengths over which a substance can absorb light.
Example: "The absorbance range of the solution was measured to determine its concentration."
Alternatives: "absorption spectrum" or "light absorption range".
Small differences are observed in the 1788 1633 cm-1 IR absorbance range.
By using the bioinspired conjugates, the qualified LMWH fractions were obtained by monitoring the degradation process with an absorbance range of 44.5 68.3 at 232 nm.
UV visible measurements confirmed that the iodine doping led to a slight increase in the absorbance range of the TiO2 by decreasing its bandgap.
Calibration curves were performed using dry biomass as reference (linear correlation was achieved in the absorbance range from 0.1 to 0.6).
IR only could provide information for triterpene differentiation and quantitative estimation in the 1032 1006 cm-1 absorbance range of the raw bark or the extract product.
It is found that through the introduction of small amount tetrafluorophenylene (TFB) into the BDT-DPP backbone, absorbance range, energy levels, the charge carrier mobility and the device performance are significantly manipulated and enhanced.
It was found that the CdS NCs/TiO2 NTs photoelectrode exhibited intense visible light absorbance ranging from 400 700 nm and high transient photocurrent density of 9.62 mA cm−2.
The αleaf is effective leaf absorbance, ranging between 0.88 and 0.95 in different species from the data measured by Flexas et al. [ 56].
The company currently offers two tampon types (Premium and Organic) and a variety of absorbances (ranging from light to super+ for its Premium product and regular to super for its Organic one).
Table- 1 shows the occurrence of Ag 85 complex antigen in sera from the TB and non-TB groups as determined by the indirect ELISA method along with mean absorbance (with range).
The absorbance ratios ranged from 100%to40%0% with increasing concentrations of H2O2.
