Asked by Brooke N
Determine the number of photons:
A certain photon detector receives a signal of total energy 4.05*10^18 Joules from radiation of wavelength 535.00nm.
(The only equation I can think to use is E(energy)= 6.63*10^-34 * (C(speed of light) / wavelength, but after I solve for speed of light how to I get the number of photons?)
A certain photon detector receives a signal of total energy 4.05*10^18 Joules from radiation of wavelength 535.00nm.
(The only equation I can think to use is E(energy)= 6.63*10^-34 * (C(speed of light) / wavelength, but after I solve for speed of light how to I get the number of photons?)
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Answered by
bobpursley
No No NO.
Use that equation to solve for ENERGY in each photon.
Then,
signal energy=energyinPhoton*numbphotons
solve fornumbphotons
Use that equation to solve for ENERGY in each photon.
Then,
signal energy=energyinPhoton*numbphotons
solve fornumbphotons
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