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The dissociation energy of `H_(2)` is `430.53 kJ mol^(-1), `If `H_(2)` is dissociated by illuminating with radiation of wavelength `253.7 nm` , the fraction of the radiant energy which will be converted into kinetic energy is given by

A

`8.56 %`

B

`2.33 %`

C

`1.3%`

D

`90%

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