•Coherent light with wavelength 400nm

  1. •Coherent light with wavelength 400nm passes through two narrow slits that are separated by 0.2mm and the interference pattern
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  2. Light whose waves all have the same wavelength, direction, and coincidental peaks is calledA) coherent light B) incandescent
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  3. What is the threshold frequency for the photoelectric effect on lithium (phi= 2.93eV)? What is the stopping potential if the
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  4. What is the threshold frequency for the photoelectric effect on lithium (phi= 2.93eV)? What is the stopping potential if the
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  5. What is the threshold frequency for the photoelectric effect on lithium (phi= 2.93eV)? What is the stopping potential if the
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  6. A first order spectrum is obtained using an optical grating with 500 lines/m. What is the angular separation of red , with
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  7. A first order spectrum is obtained using an optical grating with 500 lines/m. What is the angular separation of red , with
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  8. Rank in order the following according to their speeds, from fastest (1) to slowest (5): (i) 425-nm-wavelength light through a
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  9. the wavelength of ultraviolet radiation is 400nm. if the speed of light in air is exactly 3*10^8m/s, then the frequency of the
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  10. The wavelength of visible light varies from 0.40 μm to 0.70 μm as the color of the light changes from violet to red. Calculate
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