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The wavelength of a particular color of red light is 699 nm. The energy of this wavelength of light is kJ/photon. (10° nm = 1 m)

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The wavelength of a particular color of red light is 699 nm.
The energy of this wavelength of light is
kJ/photon.
(10° nm = 1 m)

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