A) Arrange the following in order of increasing energy: a) 9.9 x 1014 Hz b) 255...

A) Arrange the following in order of increasing energy:

a) 9.9 x 10¹⁴ Hz

b) 255 nm

c) 410 kJ/mol

B) A metal has a work function of 385 kJ/mol. Which of the above photons could eject an electron from this metal? Why?

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