“…Spectrophotometers are commonly used to determine concentrations of colored solutions [2−7], and follow-up decolorization when water was treated from pollutants such as Basic Orange, Methylene Blue, Methyl Orange, Eosin Yellowish [8], Ponceau 6R [9,10], cationic phenothiazine dye, anionic mono azo dye, cationic fluorescent dye [11], acid red 17 dye [12], Eosin Y [13], bromophenol dye [14], Reactive Blue-21, Reactive Red-141, Rhodamine-6G [15], methyl blue [16], and green dye [17]. Spectrophotometer works on the principle of measurement of absorption at a specified wavelength of the light by the solution.…”