ALEKS - Interconverting Wavelength, Frequency, and Photon Energy

This video shows how to calculate the wavelength of light that would be required to break an oxygen-oxygen bond.

[missrandomness]

"you might get freaked out a little bit..well not freaked out but get depressed" 😂

[andresramos]

thank god for these videos, the ALEKS explanations are always so needlessly complicated and confusing.

[Organelles]

Thank you so much Tony, you're a legend. My professor bases her exams heavily on Aleks, and your explanations just make it so much clearer. I wish you the best

[srahman]

in the first step how did u get 2.42*10^-22, i got 2.42*10^24? please explain thanks

[jessiecenteno]

how did you get 14 as your exponent I got -54 when i did the calculation in my calculator

[Akxhar]

Btw in Aleks the answer is 819 bc it says check sig figs

[drewpwned]

how do you get your exponents to become negative, im using a casio and my exponents for this problem keep coming out as positives

[joshbachman]

Is it the exact same way if they are talking about breaking a double bond of oxygen?

[qrixma]

I have a question I took a knowledge check and it took me down some chapters when I gained topics?

[jadaj]

Oh my gosh if he was my professor I would be crushin

[pollypeng]

Shouldn't the last part be -6 on the top?

[alanrouge]

But what if there are 2 different elements like a carbon hydrogen bond?

[yellowmellow]

I'm so glad us science nerds aren't cool enough to confuse Joules with Juuls