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Frequency Of Light
I am confused on few topics...
What is meant by "Frequency of Light"? Does the Photon(s) vibrate, that is known as its frequency? If the Photons vibrate, then they have a specific frequency, then ...
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How can a Photon have a “frequency”?
I picture a light ray as composed of photons with an energy equal to the frequency of the light ray according to E=hf. Is this the good way to picture this? Although I can solve elementary problems ...
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Can electrons change the frequency of light as they bounce off/around?
I know that light does not interact with other light, but can interfere it, at least its amplitude. With that said, lights frequency can be changed via bouncing off matter, where matter might absorb ...
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Will a photon emitted from something moving quickly have a shorter wavelength?
If a photon is emitted from a light source moving at any speed, the photon will nonetheless always move at c (assuming it is emitted in a vacuum.)
If the speed of a photon's emitter cannot influence ...
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Radio waves and frequency of photon
Is 89MHZ station emitting photons of 89MHZ frequency? (I mean $\nu$ in $E=h\nu$).
