If a protein sample is too concentrated, the absorption curve will deviate from the linear relationship of Beer's Law. Similarly, if a protein sample is too dilute, the absorption curve also deviates from the linear relationship. If a particular measurement value falls outside of the linear range, does that measurement give you an accurate assessment of protein concentration? Why or why not?.

1. If a protein sample is too concentrated, the absorption curve will deviate from the linear
relationship of Beer's Law. Similarly, if a protein sample is too dilute, the absorption curve also
deviates from the linear relationship. If a particular measurement value falls outside of the linear
range, does that measurement give you an accurate assessment of protein concentration? Why or
why not?