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Undergrad Electomagnetic wave frequency and photons
Excellent news - something else to look forward to (along with general physical decay)- thanks again - great help DD- donaldson1967
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Undergrad Electomagnetic wave frequency and photons
Okay- thanks a million- sorry for being a bit inadequate d- donaldson1967
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Undergrad Electomagnetic wave frequency and photons
okay i still get 49.9654 x 10*12 Hz going a bit crazy sorry i must be gaving a cerebral infarct BUT 600 nm = 600 x10-9? so 299 792 458 / 600 x 10 -9 = .. 4.99 x 10*13 = 49.9 x 10*12?- donaldson1967
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Undergrad Electomagnetic wave frequency and photons
thanks - but i still calculate it as λ = 600nm c = 299792458 m/s Frequency (v) = c/λ = 49.9654 x 10*12 Hz not 10*14 ??- donaldson1967
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Undergrad Electomagnetic wave frequency and photons
If i calculate the frequency of light with λ = 600nm ... Frequency (v) = c/λ = 49.9654 x 1012 Hz (waves per second) Can i say this is the frequency of photons i.e. 49.9654 x 1012 Hz (waves per second) Thanks DD- donaldson1967
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- Electomagnetic Frequency Photons Wave Wave frequency
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High School Does a Single Charge Create an Electric Field?
so charge DOES have energy? even in the absence for example a voltage gradient?- donaldson1967
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High School Does a Single Charge Create an Electric Field?
if so - in terms of classical EMF definitions where do the "field lines" go?- donaldson1967
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High School Does a Single Charge Create an Electric Field?
Does a single isolated charge have an electric field?- donaldson1967
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- Charge Emf
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- Forum: Electromagnetism