Light of wavelengths shorter than 275 nm can be used to photodissociate the hydrogen molecule into hydrogen atoms in the gas phase. A 70.0 mL glass cylinder contains H,(g) at 65.0 mtorr and 25 °C. What minimum amount of light energy must be absorbed by the hydrogen in the tube to dissociate 26.0% of the molecules?

Light of wavelengths shorter than 275 nm can be used to photodissociate the hydrogen molecule into hydrogen atoms in the gas phase. A 70.0 mL glass cylinder contains H,(g) at 65.0 mtorr and 25 °C. What minimum amount of light energy must be absorbed by the hydrogen in the tube to dissociate 26.0% of the molecules?

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