Some chemical reactions, such as formation of ozone in Earth's stratosphere, can be initiated by light that has a wavelength less than some particular value. Calculate the longest wavelength (nm) that can provide an energy of at least 450 kJ/mol. nm

Some chemical reactions, such as formation of ozone in Earth's stratosphere, can be initiated by light that has a wavelength less than some particular value. Calculate the longest wavelength (nm) that can provide an energy of at least 450 kJ/mol. nm

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