2. The wavelengths of the visible bands from a Helium lamp are given below. Calculate the theoretical energy value in Joules of each wavelength of light in the Helium spectrum to complete the following table. Helium lamp spectrum Table view List view Helium lamp spectrum Theoretical energy (J) Wavelength (nm) Color 447 violet 471 blue 501 blue-green 587 yellow 668 red

2. The wavelengths of the visible bands from a Helium lamp are given below. Calculate the theoretical energy value in Joules of each wavelength of light in the Helium spectrum to complete the following table. Helium lamp spectrum Table view List view Helium lamp spectrum Theoretical energy (J) Wavelength (nm) Color 447 violet 471 blue 501 blue-green 587 yellow 668 red

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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