wavelength (Meaning)
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wavelength (n)
the distance (measured in the direction of propagation) between two points in the same phase in consecutive cycles of a wave
a shared orientation leading to mutual understanding
Synonyms & Antonyms of wavelength
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wavelength Sentence Examples
- The radio waves had a wavelength that allowed them to penetrate thick walls.
- The laser emitted light with a specific wavelength that targeted a precise spot.
- The electrons in the atom oscillated at a distinct wavelength, releasing a photon.
- The spectrometer analyzed the sample by measuring the wavelength of the absorbed light.
- The wavelength of the sound wave determined the pitch that we heard.
- The antenna was designed to resonate with a particular wavelength, improving signal reception.
- The chemical bond had a specific vibrational wavelength that was characteristic of the molecule.
- The radio telescope detected faint cosmic signals by analyzing their wavelength.
- The diffraction grating separated the light waves into distinct wavelengths, creating a rainbow pattern.
- The quantum theory suggests that particles can also behave as waves with an associated wavelength.
FAQs About the word wavelength
the distance (measured in the direction of propagation) between two points in the same phase in consecutive cycles of a wave, a shared orientation leading to mu
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The radio waves had a wavelength that allowed them to penetrate thick walls.
The laser emitted light with a specific wavelength that targeted a precise spot.
The electrons in the atom oscillated at a distinct wavelength, releasing a photon.
The spectrometer analyzed the sample by measuring the wavelength of the absorbed light.
