Estimate the absorption wavelength of a long B-carotene molecule. That is, estimate the absorption wavelength if the length of the B-carotene molecule was doubled. (B-carotene = C40H56 and 1.0eV and 497n

Estimate the absorption wavelength of a long B-carotene molecule. That is, estimate the absorption wavelength if the length of the B-carotene molecule was doubled. (B-carotene = C40H56 and 1.0eV and 497n

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Chapter20: Molecular Spectroscopy And Photochemistry

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