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... wave number is especially convenient , for its numerical value is within the general region of 10 to 10,000 cm - 1 ... wave of radiation , as shown in Figure 8-4 . Obviously the wavelength in centimeters in a vacuum is the reciprocal of ...
... wave number is especially convenient , for its numerical value is within the general region of 10 to 10,000 cm - 1 ... wave of radiation , as shown in Figure 8-4 . Obviously the wavelength in centimeters in a vacuum is the reciprocal of ...
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... waves . The wave associated with an electron can be a traveling wave or a standing wave . For a free electron that is part of a beam passing through an evacuated space , the traveling wave is appropriate , but for an electron occupying ...
... waves . The wave associated with an electron can be a traveling wave or a standing wave . For a free electron that is part of a beam passing through an evacuated space , the traveling wave is appropriate , but for an electron occupying ...
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Wallace S. Brey. ture the standing wave in a string to be the result of a traveling wave that is reflected at the ends and meets itself coming and going . If a standing wave is two - dimensional , as for example the resonant vibrations ...
Wallace S. Brey. ture the standing wave in a string to be the result of a traveling wave that is reflected at the ends and meets itself coming and going . If a standing wave is two - dimensional , as for example the resonant vibrations ...
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