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it is a range of different radiation with different wave length
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Does gold has electromagnatic properties?
no
Abbrevation of CE on electronic gadgets?
Electromagnatic Compatibility
What electromagnatic wave has a very high penetrating power it is emitted during the decay of many radioactive isotopes?
This is the gamma radiation.
What are the names of 4 forces?
The four forces are: Gravity, Electromagnatic, the strong force( force binds neutrons and protons together in an atom), and the weak force (electron and antineutrino).
Is photon travel in wave form or in particle form?
i dont know correctly but photons dont travel in wave form they are just a sort of particles while waves are electromagnatic radiation.
What force keeps electrons in motion around their nuclei?
just like earth's revolution around sun , the cinterfigural force and the centerpetal force , however the center seeking force is due to electromagnatic attraction.
Why did hertz invent the electromagnatic wave?
Hertz invented the electromagnetic wave to test James Clerk Maxwell's theory that light is a form of electricity. Hertz created electric waves and showed that they operated like light.
What is generator action?
Simply it convert mechanical energy into electrical energy, Generator work on the principal of Farady,s law of electromagnatic induction when ever a current carry conductor is placed in a varing magnetic field ,it will cut magnetic line of force , there will be induce emf and this EMF will be equal to the rate of change of flux which is directly proportional to each other
Who discovered the electromagnatic waves?
Scottish scientist James Clerk Maxwell is credited with formulating the theory of electromagnetism in the 19th century, predicting the existence of electromagnetic waves. However, German physicist Heinrich Hertz was the one who successfully proved the existence of these waves in 1887 through experimentation, leading to the development of modern radio technology.
Is there a relationship between the color of the flame and the color of the solution in a flame experiment?
I'm not sure what you mean by "the presence of a solution." If the metal is simple dissolved in water (in the form of a metal salt for instance), than no, the flame test will still work fine. If you mean that there are other things present in the solution, then each element will still make the same color in the flame, but because the mixture of elements will provide a mixture of colors, it will be quite difficult to determine what is present in the mix (especially because of the way colors can combine to give new colors).
What is the wavelength of sunlight?
Sunlight, which for the moment we'll consider to be visible white-colored light, is actually made up of many, many different wavelengths (colors) of light. Yes, a wavelength of light corresponds to its color, and a mixture of all the visible colors of light produces white light.How do we know? The fact that white light is actually a mixture of colors (and therefore, wavelengths) is demonstrated when we pass white light through a prism. The prism splits the white light into the component colors, which shine in separate bands of color as the light exits the prism.Blue light is a shorter wavelength, green and yellow are medium wavelengths, and red light is a longer wavelength. Ultraviolet, which is invisible, is very short wavelength light, while infrared, also invisible, is very long wavelength light. Sunlight contains these invisible lights as well as the visible colored lights.Answer:The color and wavelength of light that is produced is determined by what element produces it. The sun produces a lot of the group 18 (noble gases) elements so if you want to find the wavelength of sunlight you would have to measure the wavelengths of some of the Noble gases, UV radiation, and other forms of electromagnatic radiation.***************Actually, the second answer given is only partially correct. Light can be produced in a few different ways. If light is produced by changes in electron orbitals within an element (photoelectric effect), as happens in fluorescent lights, LEDs, lasers, or gas lamps etc., then indeed the wavelength of light is determined by the element and is thus restricted to a few discreet values.However, light can also be produced by 'blackbody radiation'. This is associated with hot objects - incandescent light bulbs, metal glowing when hot, even the infrared light emitted by human bodies. When light is produced in this way, it emits a continuous spectrum, meaning that many different wavelengths are produced, not just a few. The peak (strongest) wavelength will be determined by temperature alone, from an equation called 'Wien's law'.Both kinds of light are generated by the sun, but the blackbody radiation is much more powerful due to the high temperature of the sun. The surface of the sun is approximately 6000 degrees Kelvin, which means that the peak wavelength emitted by the sun is about 483 nm.This wavelength is in the middle of the visible range of colors. A coincidence? Not at all! Our eyes have evolved to be most sensitive to the colors that are most generated by the sun.For more information, see the related links below.
What is wavelength of sunlight?
Sunlight, which for the moment we'll consider to be visible white-colored light, is actually made up of many, many different wavelengths (colors) of light. Yes, a wavelength of light corresponds to its color, and a mixture of all the visible colors of light produces white light.How do we know? The fact that white light is actually a mixture of colors (and therefore, wavelengths) is demonstrated when we pass white light through a prism. The prism splits the white light into the component colors, which shine in separate bands of color as the light exits the prism.Blue light is a shorter wavelength, green and yellow are medium wavelengths, and red light is a longer wavelength. Ultraviolet, which is invisible, is very short wavelength light, while infrared, also invisible, is very long wavelength light. Sunlight contains these invisible lights as well as the visible colored lights.Answer:The color and wavelength of light that is produced is determined by what element produces it. The sun produces a lot of the group 18 (noble gases) elements so if you want to find the wavelength of sunlight you would have to measure the wavelengths of some of the Noble gases, UV radiation, and other forms of electromagnatic radiation.***************Actually, the second answer given is only partially correct. Light can be produced in a few different ways. If light is produced by changes in electron orbitals within an element (photoelectric effect), as happens in fluorescent lights, LEDs, lasers, or gas lamps etc., then indeed the wavelength of light is determined by the element and is thus restricted to a few discreet values.However, light can also be produced by 'blackbody radiation'. This is associated with hot objects - incandescent light bulbs, metal glowing when hot, even the infrared light emitted by human bodies. When light is produced in this way, it emits a continuous spectrum, meaning that many different wavelengths are produced, not just a few. The peak (strongest) wavelength will be determined by temperature alone, from an equation called 'Wien's law'.Both kinds of light are generated by the sun, but the blackbody radiation is much more powerful due to the high temperature of the sun. The surface of the sun is approximately 6000 degrees Kelvin, which means that the peak wavelength emitted by the sun is about 483 nm.This wavelength is in the middle of the visible range of colors. A coincidence? Not at all! Our eyes have evolved to be most sensitive to the colors that are most generated by the sun.For more information, see the related links below.
