None 5. Each of the double bonds in retinal, shown in figure below, has two valence electrons that are free toroam around the molecule. These are the electrons that you can model as standing waves within thetotal length L of the retinal.Visible SpectrumH₂C CHCH₁CH3HSingle-bond length = 0.154 nmCH3 Double-bond length = 0.134 nmFed orangeYellow GreenBue Indign VioletSince there are two valence electrons per energy level, one of the possible transitions can be possiblefrom the lowest un-occupied energy level to the second highest occupied energy level. If such atransition is caused by the light from a typical GaAsP-based light-emitting-diode (LED), which of thefollowing correctly characterizes the LED in terms of what wavelength radiation is emitted?A. 2322 nm, ultraviolet (UV)B.380 nm, violetC. 2475 nm, blueD.525 nm, green=E. 2 594 nm, yellowF.690 nm, red

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