Chemistry (AP Edition)
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Author: Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl
Publisher: Brooks Cole
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Chapter 20, Problem 53E
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Interpretation: The reaction corresponding to the decomposition of O3 is given. The value of maximum wavelength of light is to be calculated for this reaction using bond energy values.

Concept introduction: The expression to calculate the wavelength of light is,

E=hcλλ=hcE

To determine: The value of maximum wavelength of light is calculated for the given reaction using the bond energies.

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