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15. Why'metre' has been defined in terms of wavelength and 'second' in terms of periods of radiation or rotation?​

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Answered by amrp6700
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Metre is well defined in terms of wavelength and time in terms of periods of radiation why? ... The standard metre has been so defined because Kr-86 isotope can be obtained relatively easily and cheaply in rather pure form. So the standard is easily reproducible.

Answered by kumariheena123456789
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Metre is well defined in terms of wavelength and time in terms of periods of radiation why? ... The standard metre has been so defined because Kr-86 isotope can be obtained relatively easily and cheaply in rather pure form. So the standard is easily reproducible.

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