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SOLVED: The figure below depicts a UV-vis spectrum recorded for 4 goldnanoparticle suspensions (a, b, c and d). calculatenanoparticles (a, b,c,d) size from the information in thegraph. which one has the bigger particle size, and which one hasthe smallest particle size.Figure 1. UV-vis spectra recorded for 4 goldnanoparticles suspensionsAbsorbance0.61.21.82.43.040001t520 Wavelength (nm) 580640700

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