can you please find one example of light as a particle or wave.

Q: If the same laser from question 16. has a circular cross-section with diameter 2.1 mm, what is the…

A: Power of the laser, Diameter of the cross section, Area of the cross section is therefore,

Q: We all know the trick of pretending to lose a cell phone connection, but the receiving person (in…

A: (1) Given: f=850 MHz=8.50×108 Hz The formula to calculate the wavelength is  λ=cf where c is the…

Q: Using Rayleigh-Jean's Law, compute radiant energy intensity (p) for the following conditions: W/m³…

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Q: For a given element, all wavelengths of light observed in an emmission spectrum are also seen in an…

A: 1)False  Reason:- if we take the example of hydrogen spectra, we can clearly observe that the…

Q: What is the wavelength of the wave associated with the helium nucleus in nanometers?

A: Given  Mass of nucleus of helium = m = 6.64*10^(-27 ) kg  Its speed = v = 500 m/s  So momentum of…

Q: For the objects below use Wein’s Displacement Law to calculate the wavelength that the object will…

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Q: Ana holds a red laser, emitting at 632.8 nm, pointed toward Braden. Initially both are at rest. a)…

A: When an object is moving towards or away from another object, there is change in wavelength of the…

Q: We have seen how light can be modeled as a particle and as a wave. Why is light sometime…

A: Particle wave duality means that when a particle is moving with a speed, then it emits a wave. This…

Q: A spectroscope breaks electromagnetic radiation up into its constituent parts. This can be…

A: The temperature of a star can be estimated by assuming that it is a perfect black body. Which emits…

Q: What is the maximum kinetic energy of the electrons emitted when 211 nm light shines on a surface…

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Q: TV sets in the 1950s and 1960s rely on electron tubes, also known as vacuum tubes, in the production…

A: The statement that is most likely true about the intensity-vs-wavelength profile of a hot filament…

Q: What is the photon energy for light with a wavelength of 500 nm? Give your answer in eV.     1.00…

A: Given data: The wavelength of light is λ=500 nm.

Q: The characteristic red color of blood is due to the very strong absorption of light at a wavelength…

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Q: 1. When you see an object, you're either seeing the light it made/created by itself, or the light…

A: (a) The bodies which have their own source of energy to emit light are called luminous bodies. (b)…

Q: can you please find one example of light as a particle or wave.

A: Example of light as a particle : Photoelectric effect Photons hits the surface of the material and…

Q: You heat the coals of your grill to cook your favorite BBQ food to a temperature T=500 F. What is…

A: Temperature (T) = 500F

Q: 3.4 The threshold frequency for photoelectric emission in Copper is 1.1× 1015 Hz. Find the maximum…

A: According to Einstein's photoelectric equation the maximum kinetic energy of electron emitted from…

Q: Why? From fireworks to stars, the color of light is useful in finding out what's in matter. The by…

A: What happens to white light when it passes through a prism?

Q: When light with a wavelength of 198 nm strikes the surface of tin metal. What is the photon energy…

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Q: To what temperature must we heat an object until its peak thermal radiation is in the red region of…

A: The wavelength of the thermal radiation coming from an object can be calculated by assuming the…

Q: Explain the differences between the particle and wave theories of light as they pertain to…

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Q: The wavelength of light emitted by a krypton laser is λ = 530.9 nm. What is the frequency of these…

A: Given: Wavelength of light emitted by krypton laser is λ=530.9 nm

Q: Explain the concept of duality in physics, focusing on the wave-particle duality of light and…

A: Duality in physics alludes to the possibility that specific substances, like particles or waves, can…

Q: Consider the following table: Energy (J) Wavelength (nm) Frequency (s-1) region of spectrum A B…

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Q: Which has a higher energy? A photon from a light with wavelength, = 730 nm, or a photon from a light…

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Q: In the context of photoelectric effect, work function () is defined as the O minimum energy required…

A: In the context of photoelectric effect, work function  is defined as the…

Q: The frequency of violet light is about twice that of red light. Which has more energy photon of red…

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Q: A beam of light or electrons passes through two closely spaced slits to create an interference…

A: number of closely spaced slits = 2 slit width = d distance of screed = D wavelength = λ

Q: Consider two EM waves of the same frequency. One (f1) has three times the amplitude of the other…

A: The total energy(E)  associative with a wavelength is given by…