Monochromatic radiation at 400 nm, produced by a laser, is completely absorbed by a reaction mixture with a volume of 0.5 dm3 . If the intensity of the radiation is 50 W, what amount of photons is absorbed in 10 minutes? What is the value of Ia? Show reasoning.

Monochromatic radiation at 400 nm, produced by a laser, is completely absorbed by a reaction mixture with a volume of 0.5 dm3 . If the intensity of the radiation is 50 W, what amount of photons is absorbed in 10 minutes? What is the value of Ia? Show reasoning.

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