QUESTION 40An electron absorbs a photor as it moves from an energy level at E--16 x 1019 1 to an energy level at E - -0.4 x 1019 J. What is the frequency of thephoton? (Hint: calculate the energy of the photon first then use that to get the frequency)TT T Arial3(12pt)

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QUESTION 46 An electron absorbsa photon as it moves from an energy level at E--16x 1019 1 to an energy level at E-0.4 x 10191. What is the frequency of the photon? (Hint calculate the energy of the photon first then use that to get the frequency) TTI Arial V3(12p v T- RIXO

QUESTION 46 An electron absorbsa photon as it moves from an energy level at E--16x 1019 1 to an energy level at E-0.4 x 10191. What is the frequency of the photon? (Hint calculate the energy of the photon first then use that to get the frequency) TTI Arial V3(12p v T- RIXO

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