Light can be thought of as a collection of photons, each with a discrete amount of...
Light can be thought of as a collection of photons, each with a discrete amount of energy. Are the photons associated with red light of higher energy or of lower energy than the photons associated with blue light? How to the wavelengths and frequencies of red light and blue light differ?
Homework Answers
Order of Energy of light is:
blue > red
Since,
E = h*f (E and F are directly related)
order of frequency is same as order of energy which is:
blue > red
Since,
E = h*c/wavelength (E and wavelength are directly related)
order of wavelength is opposite of order of energy which is:
blue < red
Answer:
blue has higher energy
blue has higher frequency
red has higher wavelength
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