Chemistry, asked by zualar4332, 9 months ago

The wave number of a wave having wavelength 10^8 m is

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Answered by kingofdarkness865

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Answer:

10^(-8) m

Explanation:

Wave no. = 1 / wavelength

Given wavelength = 10^8 m

wave no. = 1 / 10^8 m

= 10^(-8) m

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