What is the transmittance of a solution?

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What is the transmittance of a solution? What is the solute? If the concentration of a solution goes up, what happens to the absorbance of the solution? What is the transmittance of a solution? Rin has a 250mL solution with a molarity of 1.0M. She dilutes the solution until she reaches a molarity of 0.50M. What is the new volume of her solution? What is the absorbance of a solution? Define concentration. If I dilute a solution, does the molarity go up or down? What is the equation for absorbance? I’m making some Kool-Aid. Is the Kool-Aid powder the solute or the solvent? If I had 4.0L of a solution with a molarity of 1.5M, and I increase the volume to 5.0L, what’s the new molarity? If Mari has a mixture of Kool-Aid with a molarity of 1.5M and another mixture of Kool-Aid with a molarity of 0.5M, which has more absorbance? What is the solvent? Eli has 22.8 grams of solute for her solution. She is making a solution of ZnO with a volume of 0.75L. What is the molarity of her solution? What is absorbance? What is the solution making equation? What kind of solution has water as a solvent? Honoka has 2.0L of Kool-Aid at 0.5M. If she increases the volume of the Kool-Aid to 3.0L, what is the molarity of the Kool-Aid now? What is the equation used to find the molarity and volume of a solution before and after it is diluted? If Nico wants to make a solution of Ba(NO3)2 with a volume of 0.250L at 0.500M, what mass of solute will she need? Concentration is measured in what?