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Helium was first discovered when astronomers viewed the spectrum from the Sun and could not associate absorption lines associated with any terrestrial element. One wavelength that was strongly absorbed was 587.5 nm (1 nm = 1.0(10)9 m). What is the energy associated with this wavelength of light? O 1.06 ev (or 1.70(10)19 -20 0.472 ev (or 7.57(10)2º ) O 2.11 ev (or 3.38 (10)19 O 0.943 ev (or 1.51(10)19)
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Transcribed Image Text:Helium was first discovered when astronomers viewed the spectrum from the Sun and could not associate absorption lines associated with any terrestrial element. One wavelength that was strongly absorbed was 587.5 nm (1 nm = 1.0(10)9 m). What is the energy associated with this wavelength of light? O 1.06 ev (or 1.70(10)19 -20 0.472 ev (or 7.57(10)2º ) O 2.11 ev (or 3.38 (10)19 O 0.943 ev (or 1.51(10)19)
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