Chapter 12: Q43P (page 510)
At room temperature (293 K), calculate in joules and eV.
Short Answer
The value of is and the value ofeV is role="math" localid="1657860404123" .
Chapter 12: Q43P (page 510)
At room temperature (293 K), calculate in joules and eV.
The value of is and the value ofeV is role="math" localid="1657860404123" .
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