Experimental Data and Observations Solution LICI NaCl KCI CuClz BaCkz CaCl₂ orange orange orange Solution LICI NaCl KCI CuClz BaCl, CaCl₂ Flame Tests of Metal Cations Dominant Flame Color green a puce Yellow & green orange & Yellow Data Analysis Using the wavelengths recorded above, calculate the corresponding frequencies and photon energies for the emitted radiation observed for each compound tested. Record the results of your calculations in the table below. Photon Energy (J) Wavelength (m) -7 6.09x10 M 6.09 x107 6.09 x10-7 4,92x107 m 5.77x10 m 5.97x10 m Frequency (s) Wavelength (nm) 609 nm 4.92 x 10 4.92 x10 c0q ИМ 60anm чагим $17 pm $97 nm 41.92x10 6.09 x10 5.19 x 10 5.02 x 10 Show a set of sample calculations for LiCl only below. Clearly show any equations you have used.

Experimental Data and Observations Solution LICI NaCl KCI CuClz BaCkz CaCl₂ orange orange orange Solution LICI NaCl KCI CuClz BaCl, CaCl₂ Flame Tests of Metal Cations Dominant Flame Color green a puce Yellow & green orange & Yellow Data Analysis Using the wavelengths recorded above, calculate the corresponding frequencies and photon energies for the emitted radiation observed for each compound tested. Record the results of your calculations in the table below. Photon Energy (J) Wavelength (m) -7 6.09x10 M 6.09 x107 6.09 x10-7 4,92x107 m 5.77x10 m 5.97x10 m Frequency (s) Wavelength (nm) 609 nm 4.92 x 10 4.92 x10 c0q ИМ 60anm чагим $17 pm $97 nm 41.92x10 6.09 x10 5.19 x 10 5.02 x 10 Show a set of sample calculations for LiCl only below. Clearly show any equations you have used.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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