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In a photochemical process a hydroen atom absorbs a 410 nm photon and shortly thereafter it emits a 2628 nm photon. what is the change in energy for the combination of these processes?

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0.389×10^−19J  is the change in energy for the combination of these processes.

λ1=410nm=410×10^−9m

λ2=2628nm=2628×10^−9m

E1−E2 = Energy absorbed by the atom in the process =hc[1/λ1−1/λ2]

=6.63×3[1/410−1/2628]×10^−9 = 0.389×10^−19J

We get, 0.389×10^−19J.

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