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... wavelengths , so that the light rays from the several rulings arrive in phase with one another . The beam for which the path difference between rays from any two neighboring rulings is one wavelength is called the first - order dif ...
... wavelengths , so that the light rays from the several rulings arrive in phase with one another . The beam for which the path difference between rays from any two neighboring rulings is one wavelength is called the first - order dif ...
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... Wavelength distribution in black - body radiation as a function of temperature . maximum in energy shifts to shorter ... wavelength increases as the wavelength decreases . If each kind of vibration has the same amount of energy , the ...
... Wavelength distribution in black - body radiation as a function of temperature . maximum in energy shifts to shorter ... wavelength increases as the wavelength decreases . If each kind of vibration has the same amount of energy , the ...
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... wavelength , for Zn , to a 340 - nm wavelength . What are the minimum energies in ergs required to eject an electron from each of these metals ? Plot diagrams showing the variation of the maximum kinetic energy of ejected photoelectrons ...
... wavelength , for Zn , to a 340 - nm wavelength . What are the minimum energies in ergs required to eject an electron from each of these metals ? Plot diagrams showing the variation of the maximum kinetic energy of ejected photoelectrons ...
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