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davidong3000
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I have a question about the EM Spectrum. Is it existing in strips or is it completely continuos? Can a photon have a frequency of any value or does it have to have specific wavelengths according to the space between 2 electron orbits? I understand photons are generated when an electron drops from a higher to lower orbit in an atom. But i also understand that fission and fusion reactions can also generate photons. Just wondering if photons are limited in frequency value to the manufacturing process of them. Or can photons posses infinitely continuos values with limitless supply of decimal places describing their frequency or wavelength.
Sincerely David Ong
Sincerely David Ong