Abstract
The data show that different units of measurement have different relationships to the spectral values, for reasons having nothing to do with the spectroscopy. This finding disproves the unstated, but near-universal, assumption that different measures of concentration are equivalent except, perhaps, for a constant scaling factor. Here we explain and start to discuss some of the ramifications of our findings.
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