Calculate the wavelength (in nm) of the light radiation capable of causing an ionization energy equal to 502*J.𝑚𝑜𝑙−1
(c= 3*m/s; h= 6.626 × J.)
E=hvE= hvE=hv
502=(6.626×10−34)v502 = (6.626×10^{-34})v502=(6.626×10−34)v
v=5026.626×10−34=7.577×1035v= \frac{502}{6.626×10^{-34}}=7.577×10^{35}v=6.626×10−34502=7.577×1035
λv=c\lambda v= cλv=c
λ=cv\lambda= \frac{c}{v}λ=vc
λ=3.00×1087.577×1035=3.959×1042\lambda=\frac{3.00×10^8}{7.577×10^{35}}=3.959×10^{42}λ=7.577×10353.00×108=3.959×1042
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