(5 A new element, element Jn, is discovered on a separate planet. The energy requires to ionize one mole of Jn atoms is about 4750 kJ/mol. What is the frequency of light necessary to ionize one atom of this element?

(5 A new element, element Jn, is discovered on a separate planet. The energy requires to ionize one mole of Jn atoms is about 4750 kJ/mol. What is the frequency of light necessary to ionize one atom of this element?

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A new element, element Jn, is discovered on a separate planet. The energy requires to ionize one
mole of Jn atoms is about 4750 kJ/mol. What is the frequency of light necessary to ionize one atom of
this element?
6. What is the frequency of a light source that has a wavelength of 620 nm? What is the
energy
this wave?
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