Nothing Gets Through
Lambert asked:
"What happens if concentration keeps increasing?"
Prof. Beer smiled and replied:
"Eventually, nothing gets through."
Lambert asked:
"What happens if concentration keeps increasing?"
Prof. Beer smiled and replied:
"Eventually, nothing gets through."
UV said:
"I work beyond human sight."
Vis replied:
"And yet they still blame us."
Why do researchers trust Beer’s Law?
Because it’s one of the few laws that actually works in the lab.
Prof. Beer once said:
"In life, as in spectroscopy,
clarity improves everything."
Why do spectrophotometers never gossip?
Because they only deal with transparent samples.
UV was looking out the massive glass windows of the Implen spectroscopy suite, watching a heavy morning fog slowly lift to reveal a beautiful, perfectly clear blue sky. Vis walked up next to her, holding two warm mugs of hot chocolate.
"It’s beautiful out there today," Vis said softly, handing a mug to her colleague.
UV smiled, taking the warm drink. "It really is. Zero percent scattering, one hundred percent transmittance. It’s going to be a fantastic day for science."
A scientist looked at the instrument and asked:
"Are you working?"
The instrument replied:
"I always was."