Asked by Joel
What is a photon? Several selections may be correct.
Has an energy of equal to hν.
Is a unit of electromagnetic radiation.
Is a part of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Is usually called visible light.
None of these.
Has an energy of equal to hν.
Is a unit of electromagnetic radiation.
Is a part of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Is usually called visible light.
None of these.
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
Has an energy of equal to hν.
<b>Yes.<
Is a unit of electromagnetic radiation.
<b>Initially I wrote no; however, I GUESS that if we say that electromagnetic radiation is composed of photons; perhaps that is the same as saying that a photon is a unit (two hotons, 10 photons, etc) but this is a strange way of saying it. </b>
Is a part of the electromagnetic spectrum.
<b>An individual photon fits somewhere on the electromagnetic spectrum.</b>
Is usually called visible light.
<b>No, although visible light is composed of photons.</b>
</b>
<b>Yes.<
Is a unit of electromagnetic radiation.
<b>Initially I wrote no; however, I GUESS that if we say that electromagnetic radiation is composed of photons; perhaps that is the same as saying that a photon is a unit (two hotons, 10 photons, etc) but this is a strange way of saying it. </b>
Is a part of the electromagnetic spectrum.
<b>An individual photon fits somewhere on the electromagnetic spectrum.</b>
Is usually called visible light.
<b>No, although visible light is composed of photons.</b>
</b>
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