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Wavelength Calculator
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The length of a sinusoidal wave determines the color of invisible light
The wavelength is measured in meters: type in the name of the color
to receive its wavelength
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Added Nov 9, 2011 by Alex_Dreyfus in Materials

Light, invisible and visible, is one of the universe's most ambiguous and complex components. To make tangible such an abstract concept, I have provided a widget to describe the wavelengths of light.

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