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Calculate the Wavelength When Given the Energy

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It takes 325 kJ to break one mole of Cl2 bonds. What is the wavelength of light needed to provide the energy to break one Cl2 bond?

It takes 325 kJ to break one mole of Cl2 bonds. What is the wavelength of light needed to provide the energy to break one Cl2 bond? Less

Nov 7, 2009 03:36 Learning

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