Why we use potassium dichromate in uv calibration
Exact reason behind it??
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Answer / Aesha Varshney
Potassium dichromate is used for UV calibration because of its strong absorption spectrum in the ultraviolet region. It absorbs light strongly at a specific wavelength, usually around 365 nm, making it an ideal standard for calibrating UV spectrophotometers.
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