Chemistry, asked by Areebamir, 8 months ago

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Answered by GovindRavi
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Energy of a photon , E = hv where h = planks constant = 6.6 × 10^34 Js and v = frequency of the phonton.

100 watt bulb emits photons of light having frequency 300 hz

Here Power = Energy / time

100 wt bulb means 100 joules of energy radiate out in one second.

Thus , In one second Energy radiate = 100 joules

In 1 minutes , Energy radiate = 100 × 60 joules

In 10 min , Energy radiate = 100 × 60 × 10 joules

Thus Energy radiate out in 10 min = 60000 joules

=> E1 = 60000 Joules

Let n = number of photons emit out

Now Energy of a photon , E = hv

Energy of n photons , E2 = n × h × v

=> E2 = n × 6.6 × 10^ - 34 × 300 Joules

According to problem

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E2 = E1

=> n × 6.6 × 10^ - 34 × 300 J = 60000 J

=> n × 19.8 × 10^ - 32 J = 60000 J

=> n = 60000 / 1.98 × 10 ^ -32

= 10000 / 3.3 × 10 ^ - 32 ( dividing by 6 )

= ( 100000 × 10 ^ 32 ) / 33 ( simply arranging decimals and zeros )

=( 100 / 33 ) × 10 ^ 35

= 3 × 10 ^ 35 ( approx )

You may get different answer....plz make further calculation if find any mistake...

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