You are only given the average energy of 392.2kj/mole photons. And I need to figure out what the wavelength is. how do I go about finding that?
ANSWER;
Enery E = hv
h = planks constant,
v = frequency = vlocity of light / wavelength
Energy per mole of photon = 39220J
Energy per photon = 39220 / Avagadroes no.
39220 / 6.02 X 1023 = 6.62 X 0-34 X 3 X 108/wavelength
wavelength = 6.62 X 0-34 X 6.02 X 1023 X3 X 108 / 39220 = 3.04 X10-6 m
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