0:00 Electromagnetic Spectrum (in order of increasing energy and frequency) -Radio waves -Microwaves -Infrared -Visible Light [Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet] -Ultraviolet Rays -X-Rays -Gamma Rays -Cosmic Rays 0:58 Trends in the Electromagnetic Spectrum -As you go to the RIGHT: -energy increases -frequency increases -As you go to the LEFT: -wavelength increases 1:29 Practice with the Trends in the Electromagnetic Spectrum -1:33 Which has more energy: a blue photon or a red photon? -a blue photon because it's farther on the right -1:55 Which has a higher frequency: microwaves or infrared radiation? -infrared radiation because it's farther on the right -2:10 Which has a longer wavelength: X-rays or gamma rays? -X-rays have a longer wavelength because it's farther to the left -2:25 Which has more energy: microwaves or ultraviolet radiation? -Ultraviolet radiation because it's farther on the right -2:38 Which one has a lower frequency: gamma rays or cosmic radiation? -Cosmic radiation because it's farther to the left -2:53 Which one has a shorter wavelength: yellow light or green light? -Green because it's farther on the right (wavelength increases to the left so it decreases when going to the right) 3:20 Wavelength Frequency vs. Energy -As wavelength increases, the frequency and the energy decrease -As wavelength decreases, the frequency and the energy increase 4:03 Equations Between Wavelength, Frequency and Energy -(speed of light (3*10^8 m/s))=(wavelength)*(frequency) -(velocity (of light))= (speed of light)/(index) -light travels slower in various mediums 5:48 More Equations -(energy of a photon)= (planck's constant (6.626*10^-34 Joules/second)*(frequency) 6:10 PRACTICE PROBLEMS -If you have a wavelength of 700 nanometers (red photon), calculate the frequency of this photon. -We know: -c= (wavelength)*(frequency) -frequency= c/(wavelength) -(plug in 3*10^8 m/s for c) frequency= (3*10^8 m/s)/(700*10^-9 m) -you will get: 4.286*10^14 hertz -8:24 calculate the energy of that red photon: -We know: -E=(planck's constant)*(frequency) -(plug in everything) E= 6.626*10^-34 Joules/second * (4.286*10^14 (1/s)) -you will get: 2.84*10^-19 Joules -9:34 Converting to electron volts -Conversion factor: 1.602*10^-19 Joules= 1 eV (electron volt) -10:00 Converting 2.84*10^-19 Joules to electron volts -(2.84*10^-19 Joules)*(1 eV / 1.602*10^-19 Joules)= 1.773 eV -10:43 Calculating the energy of a blue photon with a wavelength of 480 nanometers -How can we directly calculate the energy of a photon with the wavelength? -So we know that E=(planck's constant)*(frequency) and that Frequency=c/(wavelength) -Therefore, by substituting the frequency formula into the energy formula, we get E= (planck's constant*C)/(wavelength) -11:36 Now let's solve: -E= (planck's constant*C)/(wavelength) ------> (6.626*10^-34 Joules* (3*10^8 m/s))/ (480*10^-9 m) ------------> 4.14*10^-19 Joules, which is about 2.585 eV -12:33 Calculating joules, frequency, and wavelength with electron volts -Convert 7 eV to Joules, frequency, and wavelength in nanometers -12:59 Converting eV to Joules: 7 eV*(1.602*10^-19)/1 eV --------> 1.12*10^-18 Joules -13:37 Converting eV to frequency: -Because we know E=hf, when rearranged, f=E/h -So, directly substituting the amount of joules for E and planck's constant for h: -(f= 1.12*10^-18 Joules)/(6.626*10^-34 Joules)= 1.1692*10^15 hertz -14:23 Converting eV to wavelength -Because we know c=(wavelength)*f, when rearranged, Wavelength= c/f -So, directly substituting c for the speed of light and f for the frequency we found for 7 eV earlier: -Wavelength= (3*10^8 m/s)/(1.692*10^15 1/s) = 1.773*10^-7 meters -To convert the 1.773*10^-7 meters to nanometers: (1.773*10^-7 m)*(1 nm/(1*10^-9 m), which is 177.3 nanometers.
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You were probably doing math with the exponents separately. Like simplifying 10^8/10^15 and getting 10^-7 and sticking it to the other division. You have to input the whole number into the calculator including the exponents part
At 2:13 wouldnt gamma rays have a longer wavelength since it increases going to the left? X rays has a shorter and higher one because it’s more to the left ?
Hey just want to say that your videos help a lot so thank you🙏 I have this question that I'm having trouble solving. I am given the total energy of NO, and they want me to find the wavelength of 5.0 mols of NO. What equation do I use?
If you was given the energy for NO assume it's the energy for one mole of NO, do therefore multiply the energy given by 5, and then use it in the formular E =hc/Y (Y representing lambda the symbol for wavelength)
This might sound really stupid, if visible light's frequency is about 5 orders of magnitude greater than a microwaves frequency -- so it has more energy -- why does visible light not cook food but lesser energy waves do?
A thought 4 you. What are common natuial electrochimical, electromechanical, or electromagnetic frequencies produced by the human body used in brain, nerves system, body aura, hart beat impulse, (optical, tactile, auditory, nurve communication impulses) to build a communication system to track body functions that could be tied to one of the frequencie groups of a cell phone dedicated to medical tracking devices. In such a device planted in the body you have voltage from nerve cells and other simiconduter natural in the body for power supply the aura could be used as antenna 📡 (a CPU, micro memory, communication interface 🕹️ and other hardware can be suspended in frozen solution that when thawed and injected will migrate to central location using rare earth magnetic 🧲 to assemble in a sysitive nurve bundles 2 monitors hart beat, blood pressure, electrical nurve impulses but the dangerous thing is the capacitor circuit of the LCR could discharge screwing up the nerves system EST ElectroShock Therapy or death☠️ ) think about it and the tech out there today for RFD tags
Hello. I have a question unrelated to the video. If I have a very high electromagnetic frequency could it be block be a low frequency like a red laser? Thank you!!!
[copy pasting my answer from a diff comment I replied], cos, when u divide 3 by 700, u get 0.004286 and the solution then will be, 0.004286 times 10 raised to 17. but according to scientific notations, the number past the, 10 raised to any exponent [in this case, 0.004286] must be between 1 to 10, so we move the decimal point in 0.004286 3 places to the right, from 0 to the place in between 4 and 2, making it, 4.286 and hence lying between 1 and 10. since we moved the decimal point 3 places to the right, we're gonna subtract 3 from 17 which gives 14. and hence the answer is 4.286 times 10 raised to 14 [sorry for my English, not my native language]
cos, when u divide 3 by 700, u get 0.004286 and the solution then will be, 0.004286 times 10 raised to 17. but according to scientific notations, the number past the, 10 raised to any exponent [in this case, 0.004286] must be between 1 to 10, so we move the decimal point in 0.004286 3 places to the right, from 0 to the place in between 4 and 2, making it, 4.286 and hence lying between 1 and 10. since we moved the decimal point 3 places to the right, we're gonna subtract 3 from 17 which gives 14. and hence the answer is 4.286 times 10 raised to 14 [sorry for my English, not my native language]
speed of light changes in a material based on what? I couldn't understand what you were saying. I think you need to speak a little louder. I can barely hear you. Otherwise, very helpful.
I'm really confused with this spectrum. my teacher gave me a scale but the different rays are backwards for example your scale starts RW but that is the last one on mine.
everything will be calculated and put into standard form at the end so it's not a big deal. having 700x10^-9 just makes it simple to remember the conversion from nm-m without having to do more math sit down and take a chill pill dude
His way of posing the electro magnetic spectrum may be wrong but its just reversed so theres no big deal. But his video is a bit lame as theres no passion and his voice is subttle. But he gets to the point in a way.
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0:00 Electromagnetic Spectrum
(in order of increasing energy and frequency)
-Radio waves
-Microwaves
-Infrared
-Visible Light [Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet]
-Ultraviolet Rays
-X-Rays
-Gamma Rays
-Cosmic Rays
0:58 Trends in the Electromagnetic Spectrum
-As you go to the RIGHT:
-energy increases
-frequency increases
-As you go to the LEFT:
-wavelength increases
1:29 Practice with the Trends in the Electromagnetic Spectrum
-1:33 Which has more energy: a blue photon or a red photon?
-a blue photon because it's farther on the right
-1:55 Which has a higher frequency: microwaves or infrared radiation?
-infrared radiation because it's farther on the right
-2:10 Which has a longer wavelength: X-rays or gamma rays?
-X-rays have a longer wavelength because it's farther to the left
-2:25 Which has more energy: microwaves or ultraviolet radiation?
-Ultraviolet radiation because it's farther on the right
-2:38 Which one has a lower frequency: gamma rays or cosmic radiation?
-Cosmic radiation because it's farther to the left
-2:53 Which one has a shorter wavelength: yellow light or green light?
-Green because it's farther on the right (wavelength increases to the left so it decreases when going to the right)
3:20 Wavelength Frequency vs. Energy
-As wavelength increases, the frequency and the energy decrease
-As wavelength decreases, the frequency and the energy increase
4:03 Equations Between Wavelength, Frequency and Energy
-(speed of light (3*10^8 m/s))=(wavelength)*(frequency)
-(velocity (of light))= (speed of light)/(index)
-light travels slower in various mediums
5:48 More Equations
-(energy of a photon)= (planck's constant (6.626*10^-34 Joules/second)*(frequency)
6:10 PRACTICE PROBLEMS
-If you have a wavelength of 700 nanometers (red photon), calculate the frequency of this photon.
-We know:
-c= (wavelength)*(frequency)
-frequency= c/(wavelength)
-(plug in 3*10^8 m/s for c) frequency= (3*10^8 m/s)/(700*10^-9 m)
-you will get: 4.286*10^14 hertz
-8:24 calculate the energy of that red photon:
-We know:
-E=(planck's constant)*(frequency)
-(plug in everything) E= 6.626*10^-34 Joules/second * (4.286*10^14 (1/s))
-you will get: 2.84*10^-19 Joules
-9:34 Converting to electron volts
-Conversion factor: 1.602*10^-19 Joules= 1 eV (electron volt)
-10:00 Converting 2.84*10^-19 Joules to electron volts
-(2.84*10^-19 Joules)*(1 eV / 1.602*10^-19 Joules)= 1.773 eV
-10:43 Calculating the energy of a blue photon with a wavelength of 480 nanometers
-How can we directly calculate the energy of a photon with the wavelength?
-So we know that E=(planck's constant)*(frequency) and that Frequency=c/(wavelength)
-Therefore, by substituting the frequency formula into the energy formula, we get E= (planck's constant*C)/(wavelength)
-11:36 Now let's solve:
-E= (planck's constant*C)/(wavelength) ------> (6.626*10^-34 Joules* (3*10^8 m/s))/ (480*10^-9 m) ------------> 4.14*10^-19 Joules, which is about 2.585 eV
-12:33 Calculating joules, frequency, and wavelength with electron volts
-Convert 7 eV to Joules, frequency, and wavelength in nanometers
-12:59 Converting eV to Joules: 7 eV*(1.602*10^-19)/1 eV --------> 1.12*10^-18 Joules
-13:37 Converting eV to frequency:
-Because we know E=hf, when rearranged, f=E/h
-So, directly substituting the amount of joules for E and planck's constant for h:
-(f= 1.12*10^-18 Joules)/(6.626*10^-34 Joules)= 1.1692*10^15 hertz
-14:23 Converting eV to wavelength
-Because we know c=(wavelength)*f, when rearranged, Wavelength= c/f
-So, directly substituting c for the speed of light and f for the frequency we found for 7 eV earlier:
-Wavelength= (3*10^8 m/s)/(1.692*10^15 1/s) = 1.773*10^-7 meters
-To convert the 1.773*10^-7 meters to nanometers: (1.773*10^-7 m)*(1 nm/(1*10^-9 m), which is 177.3 nanometers.
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Sounds like a typical general chemistry class. You have to read the chapter he is covering before the lectures.
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Here’s a good way to remember the spectrum:
R- Reindeer
M- Meat
I- Is
V- Very
U- Unusual
X- X-mas
G- Gift
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Real -Radio waves
Martians - Microwaves
Invade - infrared
Venus - Visible
Using - UV rays
X-ray - X-rays
Guns - gamma rays
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Great lecture. I now have better picture for understanding electromagnetic spectrum than before. Many thanks!
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my professor hardly explained Hz and its conversions and Joules
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i seem to get the answers correct but my exponents seem to be off someone help
You were probably doing math with the exponents separately. Like simplifying 10^8/10^15 and getting 10^-7 and sticking it to the other division. You have to input the whole number into the calculator including the exponents part
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A good way to remember order of spectrum
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Finally i got it why they say infrared and ultraviolet
The explanation is great; however, @7:58 the answer should be 5.42857*10^14. The rest of the calculations are messed up.
Nope it’s not. The calculations presented in the video are correct as is.
At 2:13 wouldnt gamma rays have a longer wavelength since it increases going to the left? X rays has a shorter and higher one because it’s more to the left ?
nah bc gamma is more frequent and has more energy so it’s wavelength is shorter
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aside from UV what are other EM waves that can turn into a high intensity narrow spectrum?
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Great video but the volume is so soft. I have mine turned up all the way and I can barely hear you.
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I have this question that I'm having trouble solving. I am given the total energy of NO, and they want me to find the wavelength of 5.0 mols of NO. What equation do I use?
If you was given the energy for NO assume it's the energy for one mole of NO, do therefore multiply the energy given by 5, and then use it in the formular E =hc/Y (Y representing lambda the symbol for wavelength)
My understanding is that cosmic rays are really nuclei (mainly protons) being ejected from stars.
thanks a lot
This might sound really stupid, if visible light's frequency is about 5 orders of magnitude greater than a microwaves frequency -- so it has more energy -- why does visible light not cook food but lesser energy waves do?
Very helpful video. Visible is spelled wrong in the title.
Thank you once again.
A thought 4 you. What are common natuial electrochimical, electromechanical, or electromagnetic frequencies produced by the human body used in brain, nerves system, body aura, hart beat impulse, (optical, tactile, auditory, nurve communication impulses) to build a communication system to track body functions that could be tied to one of the frequencie groups of a cell phone dedicated to medical tracking devices. In such a device planted in the body you have voltage from nerve cells and other simiconduter natural in the body for power supply the aura could be used as antenna 📡 (a CPU, micro memory, communication interface 🕹️ and other hardware can be suspended in frozen solution that when thawed and injected will migrate to central location using rare earth magnetic 🧲 to assemble in a sysitive nurve bundles 2 monitors hart beat, blood pressure, electrical nurve impulses but the dangerous thing is the capacitor circuit of the LCR could discharge screwing up the nerves system EST ElectroShock Therapy or death☠️ ) think about it and the tech out there today for RFD tags
Cool theory but can you learn how to use punctuations?
Hello. I have a question unrelated to the video. If I have a very high electromagnetic frequency could it be block be a low frequency like a red laser? Thank you!!!
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Do you have videos of radio waves?
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Can you please do a video for black body radiation
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Why leave out indgo why ROYGBV AND NOT AS IT IS ROYGBIV
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Can someone explain how he got 10 to the 14th power
Wouldn’t have been 10 to the 17th power since 8-(-9)=17 min 7:42
No because there is also 3/700 so actually (3*10^8)\(7*10^-7)
[copy pasting my answer from a diff comment I replied],
cos, when u divide 3 by 700, u get 0.004286 and the solution then will be, 0.004286 times 10 raised to 17. but according to scientific notations, the number past the, 10 raised to any exponent [in this case, 0.004286] must be between 1 to 10, so we move the decimal point in 0.004286 3 places to the right, from 0 to the place in between 4 and 2, making it, 4.286 and hence lying between 1 and 10. since we moved the decimal point 3 places to the right, we're gonna subtract 3 from 17 which gives 14. and hence the answer is 4.286 times 10 raised to 14 [sorry for my English, not my native language]
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You are forgetting indigo right?
please increase your audio in the video. it's very hard to listen to you without Turing the volume all the way up
for the problem in 7:56 how did you get it to the 14th power i got the answer but not the exponenet
Yea me too I have same issue
same here
cos, when u divide 3 by 700, u get 0.004286 and the solution then will be, 0.004286 times 10 raised to 17. but according to scientific notations, the number past the, 10 raised to any exponent [in this case, 0.004286] must be between 1 to 10, so we move the decimal point in 0.004286 3 places to the right, from 0 to the place in between 4 and 2, making it, 4.286 and hence lying between 1 and 10. since we moved the decimal point 3 places to the right, we're gonna subtract 3 from 17 which gives 14. and hence the answer is 4.286 times 10 raised to 14 [sorry for my English, not my native language]
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doesn't R have more energy than B?
Blue light has more energy than red light. red light has a longer wavelength.
I can literally hear him say that.
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Do they all have the same speed?
Yes, if the light travels through a vacuum. If it passes through a prism/water it would change
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what is a lenth?
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how can i calculate energy of one mole of 0hotons of radiation whose frq is 5×10°14
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speed of light changes in a material based on what? I couldn't understand what you were saying. I think you need to speak a little louder. I can barely hear you. Otherwise, very helpful.
Do you have a video going over Electromagnetic waves?
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why did you divide by 1.602 instead of multiplying it? 12:20
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10:56
He: roygbv
Me: WHERE THE HECK IS INDIGO
I'm really confused with this spectrum. my teacher gave me a scale but the different rays are backwards for example your scale starts RW but that is the last one on mine.
Its the same. Just reversed bro...
where is indigo ?
This answered the question 2= is 5G safe too human or not? Do the Math?
I like all your videos but don't use the symbolisms
What was h at 6:01
kaitlyn s plank’s constant
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Where would the cancer causing 5g millimeter wave sit on this scale?
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uuh if you ging to convert nm to metres its ideal to put it in standard form and 700 SURE look like STANDARD FORM!!!
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everything will be calculated and put into standard form at the end so it's not a big deal. having 700x10^-9 just makes it simple to remember the conversion from nm-m without having to do more math
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Your units in your solution are not very clear, sir. This is a good video though.
His way of posing the electro magnetic spectrum may be wrong but its just reversed so theres no big deal. But his video is a bit lame as theres no passion and his voice is subttle. But he gets to the point in a way.
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