Compare the energy (in joules) carried by an X-ray pho- ton (wavelength A = 0.20 nm) with that carried by an AM radio wave photon (A = 200 m). Calculate the 1.00 mol of each type of photon. What effect do you expect each type of radiation to have for inducing chemi- cal reactions in the substances through which it passes? energy of

Compare the energy (in joules) carried by an X-ray pho- ton (wavelength A = 0.20 nm) with that carried by an AM radio wave photon (A = 200 m). Calculate the 1.00 mol of each type of photon. What effect do you expect each type of radiation to have for inducing chemi- cal reactions in the substances through which it passes? energy of

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