What color is 500 nm wavelength?
cyan
The visible spectrum
colour* | wavelength (nm) | frequency (1014 Hz) |
---|---|---|
green | 550 | 5.45 |
cyan | 500 | 5.99 |
blue | 450 | 6.66 |
violet (limit) | 400 | 7.50 |
What color of light corresponds with 520 nm?
Green
Physics of color
Color | Wavelength interval | Frequency interval |
---|---|---|
Green | ~ 560–520 nm | ~ 540–580 THz |
Cyan | ~ 520–490 nm | ~ 580–610 THz |
Blue | ~ 490–450 nm | ~ 610–670 THz |
Violet | ~ 450–400 nm | ~ 670–750 THz |
What color has wavelengths 520 565 nm?
Nature of Color
Spectral region | Range of wavelength in nm | Subregion |
---|---|---|
Ultraviolet | 100-280 280-315 315-380 | UV-C UV-B UV-A |
Visible | 380-430 430-500 500-520 520-565 565-580 580-625 625-740 | Violet Blue Cyan Green Yellow Orange Red |
Infrared | 740-1400 1400-10000 | Near IR Far IR |
What electromagnetic waves reach Earth’s surface?
The electromagnetic waves reaching us consist of only a portion of the visible light, near-infrared rays and radio waves from space because the earth is surrounded by a layer of gases known as the atmosphere.
What color is 574 nm?
Colour, wavelength, frequency and energy of light
Colour | /nm | /eV |
---|---|---|
Orange | 620 | 2.00 |
Yellow | 580 | 2.14 |
Green | 530 | 2.34 |
Blue | 470 | 2.64 |
What Colour is 350nm?
Electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength of over 750 nm is called infra-red, and radiation under 350 nm is ultra-violet. Each color on the spectrum can vary in saturation, lightness and darkness, and it’s estimated that a human eye can distinguis about 10 million color variations.
What color is 400nm?
violet
The human eye sees color over wavelengths ranging roughly from 400 nanometers (violet) to 700 nanometers (red). Light from 400–700 nanometers (nm) is called visible light, or the visible spectrum because humans can see it.
Can microwaves reach Earth?
Microwaves have a long wavelength, though not as long as radio waves. The Earth’s atmosphere is transparent to some wavelengths of microwave radiation, but not to others. The longer wavelengths (waves more similar to radio waves) pass through the Earth’s atmosphere more easily than the shorter wavelength microwaves.