2. Copy into your notebooks the energy wave found in the “General Properties of Light' section. Label the wave so that you remember shorter wavelengths indicate more light energy (the blue/violet portion of the visible spectrum) while longer wavelengths indicate less light energy (the red portion of the visible spectrum).

2. Copy into your notebooks the energy wave found in the “General Properties of Light' section. Label the wave so that you remember shorter wavelengths indicate more light energy (the blue/violet portion of the visible spectrum) while longer wavelengths indicate less light energy (the red portion of the visible spectrum).

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Chapter5: Radiation And Spectra

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