Help The oxygen atoms thus formed relax from the excited singlet configuration ('O) to theground state triplet configuration (°O) by colliding with another molecule (such as N2)and transferring energy, analogous to a billiard ball collision. Once formed, ozone (03)is produced by collision of 30 with another O2 molecule:hyN2 (or other molecule):'o* + 102 :30230• + O2ОзhvOverall:302203Recall that O3 is a 1,3 dipole with the following resonance representation:Ozone thus formed is normally destroyed by a combined thermal and photochemicalroute:hvО2 + OОз + о202If the average bond strength of one of thebonds in O3 is 445 kJ/mol, whatwavelength (A) and range of radiation is this (see table and formulae for question 1)?

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The oxygen atoms thus formed relax from the excited singlet configuration ('O') to the ground state triplet configuration (°O) by colliding with another molecule (such as N2) and transferring energy, analogous to a billiard ball collision. Once formed, ozone (03) is produced by collision of 3O with another O2 molecule: hv N, (or other molecule) + '0': • + O2 Оз hv Overall: 302 203 Recall that O3 is a 1,3 dipole with the following resonance representation: Ozone thus formed is normally destroyed by a combined thermal and photochemical route: hv O2 + O Оз + О 202 If the average bond strength of one of the bonds in O3 is 445 kJ/mol, what wavelength (A) and range of radiation is this (see table and formulae for question 1)?

The oxygen atoms thus formed relax from the excited singlet configuration ('O') to the ground state triplet configuration (°O) by colliding with another molecule (such as N2) and transferring energy, analogous to a billiard ball collision. Once formed, ozone (03) is produced by collision of 3O with another O2 molecule: hv N, (or other molecule) + '0': • + O2 Оз hv Overall: 302 203 Recall that O3 is a 1,3 dipole with the following resonance representation: Ozone thus formed is normally destroyed by a combined thermal and photochemical route: hv O2 + O Оз + О 202 If the average bond strength of one of the bonds in O3 is 445 kJ/mol, what wavelength (A) and range of radiation is this (see table and formulae for question 1)?

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