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Which part of visible light transfers the most energy? Gamma ray Ultra- violet Infrared Radio Ah X-rays Visible Microwave O red O blue mmm O green O yellow Wavelength (nm) 10- 10- 1 102 10- 10* 10° 1010
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Which part of visible light transfers the most energy?
Gamma
ray
Ultra-
violet Infrared
Radio
Ah
X-rays Visible Microwave
O red
O blue
mmm
O green
O yellow
Wavelength (nm)
10-
10-
1
102
10-
10*
10°
1010
Frequency (Hz)
10%
10"
101
1015
101
10"
10°
107
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Answer: It's most likely Gamma Rays.
Step-by-step explanation:
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