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what are the names of the electromagnetic spectrum ? Red-Monkeys-In-Venus-Use-Xtra-Grapes Radio-Microwaves-Infrared-VISIBLE-Ultraviolet- Xray-Gama (from Longest to shortest)
Wavelength from longest to shortest wavelength 750-400 visible spectrum
Waves in increasing wavelenth Xray-UV-Visible-Infrared-Microwave-Radiowaves-
Increasing frequency Radio-microwave-infrared-infrared-visible-uv-xray
Increasing Energy radio-microwave-infrared-visible-uv-xray
An AM station broadcasts rock music at 950 on the dial. Units for AM frequencies are given in KILOHERTZ. wavelenth= speed of light /frequency 2.97 x10ee8 / 950 hz
what are the relationships of problems concerned with wave and frequency w/c= Freq c/f=wavelengt w x f=c Speed o light
what is the energy level H Planck const x freq (w x c)= energy
a radio wave has a frequency of 3.8 ee10 hz what is the energy in one photon Plancks Constant (6.626 ee-34)x 3.8 ee10 = 2.52 ee-23 J
Rank in order of increasing energy-Blue(453nm) Red (660nm), yellow (595) Red (660) Yellow (595) Blue (453)
what is wavelength Distance between maxima and minimus
what is frequency the amount of waves in a 1/s
what is the speed of light 2.9799 ee 8 m/s 186,ooo miles/s
What is the visible light sequence from lowest frequency to highest frequency. Roy G. Biv Red orange,yellow, blue,indgio,violet
lowest wavelength highest frequency Violet
highest wavelength lowest frequency red
what is the calculation for energy of a wavelenght/ E= h(planck) x c (sol) /wavelength
Ryberg function 2.0
Balmer Series visible series n=2
Lyman series UV series N1
Paschen series IR
What is the formula for mass of a photon? E photon =(h)Planck (6.626 x 10e-34 J s ------------------------------ Wavelenth x (c) speed of light
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