Asked by Hannah
In which region of the electromagnetic spectrum do we find the energy to fully ionize hydrogen?
A) Radio
B) Infrared
C) Visible
D) Ultra-violet
E) X-ray
I want to know how you would go about doing this question; I know we need to find the wavelength, but what exactly is the connection between wavelength and energy required?
A) Radio
B) Infrared
C) Visible
D) Ultra-violet
E) X-ray
I want to know how you would go about doing this question; I know we need to find the wavelength, but what exactly is the connection between wavelength and energy required?
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
Energy= boltzmanns constant*speedlight/wavelength
Energy= inonization energy
wavelength= incoming light
solve for wavelength.
Remember: MEMORIZE
Planck's equation
energy= boltzmannconstant*frequency
Energy= inonization energy
wavelength= incoming light
solve for wavelength.
Remember: MEMORIZE
Planck's equation
energy= boltzmannconstant*frequency
Answered by
Nick S.
E)X-Ray region
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