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How many 860nm photos are contained in a 2.7uJ pulse of monochromatic radiation ?

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Answer:
1.1683* 10^(13) number of photons.

Step-by-step explanation:


\text{Energy of photon}=E= (hc)/(\lambda )


E= \frac{6.626* 10^(-34)J s* 3* 10^(8)m/s}{860* 10{-9}m}=0.02311* 10^(-17) J


\text{Energy of radiation}=2.7\mu J=2.7* 10^(-6)J(1\mu J=10^(-6)J)


\text{Energy of radiation}=E* \text{Number of photons}


\text{Number of photons}=\frac{\text{Energy of radiation}}{\text{Energy of photon}(E)}=(2.7* 10^(-6)J)/(0.02311* 10^(-17) J)=1.1683* 10^(13)\text{photons}


1.1683* 10^(13) numbers of photons will be contained by
2.7\mu J pulse of monochromatic radiation.

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