The ionization energy of a cesium (Cs) atom is 596 kj/mol of atoms. What wavelength would...

The ionization energy of a cesium (Cs) atom is 596 kj/mol of atoms. What wavelength would a single photon have to have to ionize a single cesium atom?

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