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Blue Light Wavelength
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Blue Light Wavelength
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The Wavelength absorbed (nm) of violet blue is 430 nm
700 nanometers is longer than 450 nanometers, just as 700 miles is longer than 450 miles.
The wavelength for blue in nanometers is a range from 420-450.
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f=c/lambda frequency = 299792458 divided by wavelength The freq is in Kilohertz, and the wavelength is in meters. A nanometer is one billionth of a meter. I'll let you figure out how to move the decimals points.
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No. The range of red light wavelength is ~622-780nm whereas the wavelengths of blue light are smaller, ranging from 455-492nm.
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Frequency and wavelength are related by a formula. Please see the following link for more detailed information about this.
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Higher frequencies of light have greater energies. Blue light has a shorter wavelength than red light (and thus a higher frequency), so a blue photon of light has greater energy than a red one.
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Frequency is speed divided by wavelength. Thus, if the speed of light is 3E8 m/s and the wavelength is 4000E-10m, the frequency is 7.5E14 Hz, or 7.5E8 MHz.
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The visible blue light has a wavelength of about 475 nm. MORE
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The frequency f = 667,000,000,000 Hz of blue light equals the wavelength lambda = 0.000000449 meters = 449 nanometers. Scroll down to related links and look at "Radio and light waves in a vacuum".
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