O As the wavelength increases, photon energy decreases. O Wavenumber is inversely proportional to photon energy. O The product of frequency and Planck's constant equals photon energy. A particle of light is the photon.

O As the wavelength increases, photon energy decreases. O Wavenumber is inversely proportional to photon energy. O The product of frequency and Planck's constant equals photon energy. A particle of light is the photon.

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O As the wavelength increases, photon energy decreases.
O Wavenumber is inversely proportional to photon energy.
O The product of frequency and Planck's constant equals photon energy.
O A particle ofr light is the photLon.

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