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"In fluorescence microscopy, the wavelength of the emitted light is __________that of the exciting radiation."
Longer than
Shorter than
Equal to
Either longer or shorter than
Impossible to determine
My answer is Longer than am I correct
Longer than
Shorter than
Equal to
Either longer or shorter than
Impossible to determine
My answer is Longer than am I correct
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The emitted wavelength is towards the IR range (from the visible range), relative to the exciting radiation. The difference in wavelength is called the Stoke's shift.
Therefore wavelength of emitted light has a longer wavelength than the exciting radiation.
Therefore wavelength of emitted light has a longer wavelength than the exciting radiation.
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