Chemistry, asked by dsharma9877733954, 2 months ago

find lambda maximum of ​

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Answered by mugdhanaik
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To determine the maximum wavelength of light, you simply use the energy equation. If you know the amount of energy required for the reaction, you plug it into the equation λ = hc/E.

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