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Thanks to you guys, I found the energy emitted with one photon in Joules of Li+, Na+, and K+ (3.98E-19J, 3.98E-19J, and 4.85E-19J respectively. Do note that the wavelengths were drawn from lab observation). Then the next question randomly asks to calculate the energy released when one mole of electrons returns to the ground state in kj/mol. I have no clue where to proceed from. How would I calculate this?
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