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Hi yall! Does anyone know how one can solve kinetíc energy of H-atom if the dissociation energy and the wavelength of photons are known when HBr-molecules are photodissociated? Tricky... 
What is the Kinetic Energy of H-Atom in HBr Photodissociation?
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I'll take a stab at this. You know by Einstein's equation E=hv=hc/Lamda.
E=dissociation energy+kinetic energy. You can find E and you are given dissociation energy, solve for kinetic energy.
Again, I am not 100% sure if this is correct.
E=dissociation energy+kinetic energy. You can find E and you are given dissociation energy, solve for kinetic energy.
Again, I am not 100% sure if this is correct.
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At what temperature and pressure ?
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