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aksik [14]
3 years ago
11

10. Which of the following group of colors of the visible light is listed from

Chemistry
1 answer:
scZoUnD [109]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The correct answer is - D. Red, green, violet​.

Explanation:

Visible light is the spectrum of light that can be seen by the naked eyes of humans without any equipment. This spectrum has various frequency light that helps us see things in color. The frequency of light ranges between seven different colors in which violet has the highest frequency and red has the lowest.

The different frequencies are as follows:

color               frequency

red (limit) 1.77

red                  1.91

orange  2.06

yellow  2.14

green  2.25

cyan  2.48

blue          2.75

violet (limit) 3.10

On this basis of this the group of colors of the visible light is listed from

lowest to the highest frequency - Red, green, violet​

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