How many tightly bound molecules could a single ray of frequency 2.56 x 1020 Hz break apart? The binding energy of such a molecule is 10 eV. Your answer should be a number with two decimal places in the form: Nx 105, indicate only N.

How many tightly bound molecules could a single ray of frequency 2.56 x 1020 Hz break apart? The binding energy of such a molecule is 10 eV. Your answer should be a number with two decimal places in the form: Nx 105, indicate only N.

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