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Consider light with a wavelength of 5.41 x 10¬1º m. The energy of a single photon of this type of light is 3.67 × 10¬16 J, and it takes 7.44 × 10* J to heat a cup of water. How many photons would be required to heat 1.00 cup (237 g) of water?

Consider light with a wavelength of 5.41 x 10¬1º m. The energy of a single photon of this type of light is 3.67 × 10¬16 J, and it takes 7.44 × 10* J to heat a cup of water. How many photons would be required to heat 1.00 cup (237 g) of water?

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