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Chapter 11: Introduction to Modern Atomic Theory
The freqency of a sample of light with a wavelength
of 2500 nm is 1.20 x 1014 sec-1
(hertz). This is a large number, this number represents
the number of crests of a wave which pass a point in
space per second. This is a very large number.
The calculation demonstrated on this video is similar
to the calculations you must do on PS14.2 and PS14.3.
*NOTE: This file will load very slowly if you are
trying to download on a 56K modem. View this movie using
QuickTime 4 on the campus network.
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