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In the Beer-Lambert Law, b typically refers to the path length (l), which is the distance the light travels through the absorbing solution. The symbol b is sometimes used interchangeably with l in some texts, but they both represent the same concept: the length of the sample through which light passes, measured in centimeters. This factor influences how much light is absorbed, as a longer path length increases absorbance.
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