(a) How much energy (in kilojoules) is carried by one mole of photons of red light withλ= 650 nm?

(b) How many kilojoules are carried by one mole of photons of violet light withλ= 400 nm?

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The answers to the above questions are,

(a) E = 184 kJ/mol

(b) E = 299kJ/mol

Step by step solution

01

Calculate energy:

(a).We calculate energy using the equation:

E = h . v

E=h.v=h.cλ=6.626.10-34Js.3.108m/s2650.10-9mE=3.06.10-19J

In kJ/mol,

E=3.06.10-1910-3J.6.022.1023mol-1E=184KJ/mol

02

Calculate energyλ=400nm :

E=h.v=h.cλ=6.626.10-34Js.3.108m/s2650.10-9mE=3.06.10-19JinKJ/mol,E=4.97.10-19.10-3J.6.022.1023mol-1E=299KJ/mol

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