What is the molar extinction coefficient of Rhodopsin?

Q: What is the molar extinction coefficient of Rhodopsin?

40,600 cm-1M-1 The molar extinction coefficient (ε) for Rhodopsin at 500 nm (ε500) is 40,600 cm-1M-1. Use our Extinction Coefficient finder to search for the extinction coefficients of other compounds.

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40,600  cm-1M-1
The molar extinction coefficient (&epsilon;) for Rhodopsin at 500 nm (&epsilon;500) is 40,600 cm-1M-1.
 
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What is the molar extinction coefficient of Rhodopsin?

Posted July 11, 2018