what change in molar energy in joule would be associated with the atomic transition giving rise to a radiation of 1 hertz frequency
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change in molar energy would be associated with an atomic transition giving rise to radiation of 1 Hz frequency. Hence, 6.63 X 10^-34 joules of molar energy would be associated with an atomic transition giving rise to radiation of 1 Hz frequency.
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"To measure the change in energy for atomic transition which causes radiation of 1 Hz, we use the equation E=hv(1).
In this equation, v refers to the emitted radiation's frequency, h refers to the planck's constant, and e refers to the emitted radiation's energy. Since energy emitted due to a transition is the same as the difference of energy between the two energy levels of the energies, E=6.63x10-34x1.
=6.63 X 10-34 X 1
So, the answer would be 6.63x10-34J"
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