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yakabod
I have about a lot of questions. and i did around 85% of the work. the other questions i had to leave blank because they were quite confusing and pretty hard for me. These are quite alot..answer what u may wish.. (If No One Wanna Help Thanks Anyways Just don't get mad at me) :)
1. a) Do tiny particles in the air scarrer high or low frequencies of light?
b) What frequencies do large particles scatter?
2. What is a spectroscope, and what is its funtion?
3. Does the red light from glowing neon gas have only one frequency or a mixture of frequencies?
4. Why might atomic spectra be considered the "fingerprints" of atoms?
5. What is the name of the color produced by a mixture of green and blue light?
6. What colors of spots are lit on a television tube to give full color?
7. What are complementary colors?
8. What color is the complement of blue?
9. What color would a yellow cloth appear if illuminated with sunlight? With yellow light? With Blue Light?
10. How could you use the spotlights at a play to make the yellow clothes of the performers suddenly change to black?
( Short Answers will be highly appreciated )
Thank you very much...
Thanks in return :)
1. a) Do tiny particles in the air scarrer high or low frequencies of light?
b) What frequencies do large particles scatter?
2. What is a spectroscope, and what is its funtion?
3. Does the red light from glowing neon gas have only one frequency or a mixture of frequencies?
4. Why might atomic spectra be considered the "fingerprints" of atoms?
5. What is the name of the color produced by a mixture of green and blue light?
6. What colors of spots are lit on a television tube to give full color?
7. What are complementary colors?
8. What color is the complement of blue?
9. What color would a yellow cloth appear if illuminated with sunlight? With yellow light? With Blue Light?
10. How could you use the spotlights at a play to make the yellow clothes of the performers suddenly change to black?
( Short Answers will be highly appreciated )
Thank you very much...
Thanks in return :)