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The energy of light photons varies with wavelength. Calculate the energy per mole of photons for each of the given colors of visible light. red light, A = 693 nm kJ mol green light, A = 547 nm E = kJ mol kJ blue light, A = 403 nm mol Splitting liquid water into hydrogen and oxygen requires an input of 286 kJ/mol. 286 kJ + H,O(1) – H, (g) + ¿O,(g)

The energy of light photons varies with wavelength. Calculate the energy per mole of photons for each of the given colors of visible light. red light, A = 693 nm kJ mol green light, A = 547 nm E = kJ mol kJ blue light, A = 403 nm mol Splitting liquid water into hydrogen and oxygen requires an input of 286 kJ/mol. 286 kJ + H,O(1) – H, (g) + ¿O,(g)

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The energy of light photons varies with wavelength. Calculate the energy per mole of photons for each of the given colors of visible light. red light, A = 693 nm kJ mol green light, A = 547 nm E = kJ mol kJ blue light, A = 403 nm mol Splitting liquid water into hydrogen and oxygen requires an input of 286 kJ/mol. 286 kJ + H,O(1) – H, (g) + ¿O,(g)
Transcribed Image Text:The energy of light photons varies with wavelength. Calculate the energy per mole of photons for each of the given colors of visible light. red light, A = 693 nm kJ mol green light, A = 547 nm E = kJ mol kJ blue light, A = 403 nm mol Splitting liquid water into hydrogen and oxygen requires an input of 286 kJ/mol. 286 kJ + H,O(1) – H, (g) + ¿O,(g)
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