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Calculate for the: 1. Frequency (in units of GigaHertz) for 3.50 mm light 2. Energy (in units of kJ) for 2.1x1036 Hz Hz radiation 3. Wavenumber (in units of 1/nm) for 2.0x10-16 / radiation

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter24: Introduction To Spectrochemical Methods

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1. Frequency (in units of GigaHertz) for 3.50 mm light
2. Energy (in units of kJ) for 2.1x1036 Hz Hz radiation
3. Wavenumber (in units of 1/nm) for 2.0x10-16 / radiation

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