The intense Lyman-α hydrogen solar emission line at 121.57 nm is strongly absorbed by O2 in...
The intense Lyman-α hydrogen solar emission line at 121.57 nm is strongly absorbed by O2 in the stratosphere. this results in the dissociation of O2 and the ultimate formation of ozone, O3, to form the ozone layer.
Calculate the energy of one photon of this solar emission.
(Enter the digit term with the correct number of significant figures in the first blank, the exponent in the second blank, and the units in the third blank. Use 2.998 x 108 m/s for the speed of light)
_______ x 10^_______ ________
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