To Explain: The energy of photons corresponding to infrared wave with the energy of photons corresponding to ultraviolet wave.
Answer to Problem 41R
The energy of photon in ultraviolet waves is more than energy of photon in infrared wave.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
Ultraviolet is a form of
The energy of photon in ultraviolet waves is more than energy of photon in infrared wave. Because frequency of IR wave goes up toand frequency of IR wave goes up toSince energy is directly proportional to frequency of the wave, therefore IR wave has more energy.
Conclusion:
Hence, the energy of photon in ultraviolet waves is more than energy of photon in infrared wave.
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