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Which of the visible spectrum colors corresponds to the largest energy change?
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∙ 16y ago
i believe it would be purple
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Where does the name redshift come from?
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How do coals change into rainbow colors?
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What does climate change look like?
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Where does the name redshift come from?
The name "redshift" comes from the fact that when the energy of light decreases, the lines of a spectrum, for visible light, will change, or shift, towards the red end - the low energy end. This term is really only appropriate for visible light, but it is generally used for a decrease in energy. In infrared light, a reduction in energy will actually shift the spectrum AWAY from red, but the term "redshift" is still used in this case.The name "redshift" comes from the fact that when the energy of light decreases, the lines of a spectrum, for visible light, will change, or shift, towards the red end - the low energy end. This term is really only appropriate for visible light, but it is generally used for a decrease in energy. In infrared light, a reduction in energy will actually shift the spectrum AWAY from red, but the term "redshift" is still used in this case.The name "redshift" comes from the fact that when the energy of light decreases, the lines of a spectrum, for visible light, will change, or shift, towards the red end - the low energy end. This term is really only appropriate for visible light, but it is generally used for a decrease in energy. In infrared light, a reduction in energy will actually shift the spectrum AWAY from red, but the term "redshift" is still used in this case.The name "redshift" comes from the fact that when the energy of light decreases, the lines of a spectrum, for visible light, will change, or shift, towards the red end - the low energy end. This term is really only appropriate for visible light, but it is generally used for a decrease in energy. In infrared light, a reduction in energy will actually shift the spectrum AWAY from red, but the term "redshift" is still used in this case.
What spectrum is evidence for quantized change?
Line Spectrum
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change
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What is the main visible pathological change in the brain in schizophrenia?
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How can you use the em spectrum to explore the universe?
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