15. DESTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE IS CAUSED WHEN TWO WAVES ARE OUT OF PHASE. WHEREAS, CONSTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE IS CAUSED WHEN WAVES ARE IN PHASE OR THERE IS NO PHASE DIFFERENCE.
FROM THE FIGURE, IT IS EVIDENT THAT IN FIG(A), THE WAVES ARE OUT OF PHASE AND HENCE CAUSE DESTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE.
HOWEVER, FIG(B) REVEALS THAT THE TWO WAVES ARE IN PHASE AND THEREFORE CAUSE CONSTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE.
16. LIGHT IS MADE OF THREE PRIMARY COLOURS, RED, BLUE AND GREEN AND THESE MIXED IN CERTAIN PROPORTIONS LEAD TO FORMATION OF SECONDARY COLOURS.
OBJECTS SELECTIVELY ABSORB AND TRANSMIT/REFLECT CERTAIN COLOUR FREQUENCIES. THE LIGHT WHICH IS REFLECTED/TRANSMITTED TO OUR EYES, CONTRIBUTES TO COLOUR APPEARANCE OF THAT OBJECT.
YELLOW COLOUR IS MADE OF RED AND GREEN COLOURS. HENCE FROM THE ABOVE WE CAN INFER THAT, BANANA APPEARS YELLOW BECAUSE BLUE LIGHT IS ABSORBED WHILE RED AND GREEN LIGHT IS REFLECTED. SO THE CORRECT OPTION IS (a).
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The electronic absorption spectrum UI (Cr(NH3)6]3+ (aq) is shown in Figure 11.5. One of the observed peaks is centered at about 303 nm. 1.a. What is the approximate value of the wavelength for the two other peaks? Which one of these three peaks falls in the visible region of the electromagnetic spectrum? The wavelength at this peak is (Amax), and this transition accounts for the color of the complex ion in solution. The energy of the transition occurring at...
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Of the following events from the light reactions of photosynthesis, which would be expected to occur first? While being split, electrons are taken out of water. Acceptance of electrons by Pc from the cytochrome complex Donation of electrons from reduced Pq to the cytochrome complex Light-induced reduction of the primary elecetron acceptor in the reaction center of PS ll takes place. Question 2 (2 points) The...
1) A plane wave is projected towards a small opening in a wall and spreads out once it passes the opening. Rank in order the amount of diffraction of each wave below from most spreading to least spreading. A) Most Ocean wave, Sound wave, Blue light, Red light Least. B) Most+Red light, Blue Light, Ocean wave, Sound wavefLeast. C) Most+Blue light, Red Light Sound Wave, Ocean wave Least. D) MostSound wave, Ocean wave, Red Light, Blue Light Least. E) Most+Ocean...
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1. (1 point) When light passes from one medium into another (from air into water for example), which of the following properties of the light change? (Circle all that apply) A. The speed B. The frequency C. The wavelength o ob obali 2. (1 point) You and a friend are conducting a science experiment. Your friend takes 3 lasers to a distant hilltop: blue, green, and red. He carefully aims them onto a target next to...
Week 7 The optical properties of nonmetallic materials depend strongly on their bandgap. Planck's constant (เ) İSha4.135 x 10asevs and the speed oflight(c) is c 3x10"m/s. The wavelengths of light in the visible spectrum are: Violet light, A-04-0425pm Blue light, λ-0424-0.49μm Green light, λ-049-0.55μm Yellow light, λ :0.55-0.56μm Orange light, 2-0.56-0.65um Red light, 2 -0.65-0.7ym Question S a) What is the maximum bandgap that a material can have and remain fully opaque? What is the minimum bandgap a material can...
3) Wave basics. (15 points) a) (10 points) Refer to Figure 1 below. The top curve shows the changing height/magnitude of a wave at a fixed point in space. In other words, it shows how the magnitude changes in time as the wave moves past the fixed point. The bottom curve shows the same wave, but shows it at a snapshot time, rather than a fixed point in space. What are the period, frequency, wavelength, and speed of the wave....
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