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Calculate the value of one Einstein of radiation with wavelength of 242 NM?

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Answered by sumith89
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Explanation:

Electromagnetic radiation of wavelength 242 nm is just sufficient to ionise the sodium atom. Calculate the ionisation energy of sodium in kJ ${{mol}^{-1}}$.

Answered by anuksha0456
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Answer:

One Einstein of radiation is equal to the amount of energy present in one mole of photons

Explanation:

1 Einstein of radiation (1E)= 1 mole* Na*h*f

where

Na represents Avogadro constant, h represents planck constant and f represents frequency

Frequency is the inverse of wavelength

Hence frequency f = 1/wavelength

f = 1/(242 * 10^-9) = (10^7)/2.42

Substituting the values in equation for Einstein of radiation,

1E = 1*(6.022*10^23)*(6.626*10^-35)*(10^7)/2.42

Hence,the value of Einstein of radiation is given by 1E = 1.648*10^-11

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