Compare the energy (by ratio!) of one photon of visible light to one photon of an...
Compare the energy (by ratio!) of one photon of visible light to one photon of an X ray. Select a particular (nominal) wavelength for each.
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E=h
where h is plancks constant and is frequency of
photon
for visible light range is 405*1012 to 790*1012 Hz
for visible light let us take a nominal frequency of 600*1012 Hz
For X-ray range is 3×1016 Hz to 3×1019 Hz
for x-ray let us take a nominal frequency of 3*1018Hz
Energy ratio=frequency ratio=(600*1012)/(3*1019)=2×10−5
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