Physics, asked by ashischakraborty999, 11 months ago

what is critical wavelength? explain in simple words.

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Answered by vikashkumar199
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critical wavelength: The free-space wavelength that corresponds to the critical frequency. Note: The critical wavelength is equal, in meters, to the speed of light (3 × 108 m/s) divided by the critical frequency in hertz.

Answered by ankita8164
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critical wavelength is the wavelength below which 90 per cent of the area under the absornance curve resides.

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