Hey everyone, I need help on some chemistry questions.
1) What is the energy, in J, of .888 moles of light photons having a frequency of 7.93E16 s^-1?
This question has me stumped. The first part of the question was simple, find in energy in a single photon with a frequency of 7.93E16 s^16. For this part I used the equation E = (h)(v). h = planck's constant; v = frequency.
So I got E = (6.626E-34)(7.93E16) = 5.25E-17 J.
I got the first part correct, but I am not sure how to take .888 moles of a photon.
2)What is the wavelength, in meters, of electromagnetic radiation that has a frequency of 4.58E10 s^-1 ?
For this problem I used the equation wavelength = speed of light(c) / frequency(v).
So I first converted speed of light from 9.5E12 km to 9.5E15 m, because the answer is supposed to be in meters.
So I got wavelength = (9.5E15)/(4.58E10) = 207423 meters. When I fixed it for sig figs I got 207000 which was wrong. What did I do wrong?
Thanks for any help in advance.