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What is white light and how is it formed?
What is white light and how is it formed?
White light is made up of all the colors and frequencies of the visible light spectrum on the electromagnetic spectrum.
How does white light separate into different colors?
How does white light separate into different colors?
When white light passes through a glass prism, it changes speed and different frequencies of light oscillate at different energy levels, causing the light to separate into its comprising frequencies which emerge as all the colors of the rainbow.
What is the visible light spectrum?
What is the visible light spectrum?
The visible light spectrum is the portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that is detectable by the human eye. It consists of an assortment of frequencies and wavelengths which emerge through the sense of sight as all the colors of the rainbow.
What is the photoelectric effect and how does it support the particle nature of light?
What is the photoelectric effect and how does it support the particle nature of light?
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What is constructive interference and how does it relate to the double slit experiment?
What is constructive interference and how does it relate to the double slit experiment?
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What is the relationship between the frequency of a wave or photon and its energy level?
What is the relationship between the frequency of a wave or photon and its energy level?
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What is the purpose of a prism in spectrometry?
What is the purpose of a prism in spectrometry?
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How does the color of an object appear when white light is shined upon it?
How does the color of an object appear when white light is shined upon it?
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What can be determined by analyzing the missing frequencies in the spectrum of a star?
What can be determined by analyzing the missing frequencies in the spectrum of a star?
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What happens to the electron energy levels of atoms when they absorb different frequencies of light?
What happens to the electron energy levels of atoms when they absorb different frequencies of light?
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