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When EM radiation behaves like a stream of particles this is called a photon
As frequency of a wave increases, wavelength decreases
The highest frequency EM radiation is gamma
The lowest frequency EM radiation is radio waves
The highest wavelength of EM radiation is radio waves
The lowest wavelength of EM radiation is gamma waves
List from low to high frequency EM radiation radio, micro, infra red, visible, UV, xray, gamma
Are alpha and beta radiation part of EM spectrum no
Which type of visible light has the highest frequency and lowest wavelength blue/purple
Which has higher frequency UV light or micro waves UV light
Which has higher wavelength infra red or microwaves microwaves
When photons of Em radiation is absorbed, is energy taken in or released taken in
When photons of Em radiation are emitted, electrons move to lower energy levels
Frequency is directly or indirectly proportional to energy directly proportional
300nm is visible or UV light UV light
To calculate energy of 400nm blue light in kJ mol the formula is l x h x c/ wavelength x 1000
To calculate energy of a single photon of blue light in j the formula is h x c/wavelength
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