Physics, asked by sahil1531, 11 months ago

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which scientist accuratly measured the wavelength of light??

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Answered by piyush03
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The earliest accurate determination of wavelength was, I think, by Michelson. Using his invention, the Michelson Interferometer, he could turn a micrometer dial and actually count how many wavelengths he moved a mirror. Reasonable monochromatic light could be had at the time from mercury vapor (or other elemental) discharge tubes or from a monochromator (a spectroscope with a slit on the output to select a color).


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sahil1531: I mean the phase remain constant or varies?
piyush03: it remains constant
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