5. Visible Spectrum (a) What is the range of visible light in nanometers (nm)? (b) What are the frequencies associated with those wavelengths (in Hz)? (c) What are the energies (in joules) associated with those wavelengths?

5. Visible Spectrum (a) What is the range of visible light in nanometers (nm)? (b) What are the frequencies associated with those wavelengths (in Hz)? (c) What are the energies (in joules) associated with those wavelengths?

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5. Visible Spectrum
(a) What is the range of visible light in nanometers (nm)?
(b) What are the frequencies associated with those wavelengths (in Hz)?
(c) What are the energies (in joules) associated with those wavelengths?
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