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Exploring the Electromagnetic Spectrum: Tools of the Artist's Rainbow

Delve into the fascinating world of the electromagnetic spectrum, essential tools for artists waiting for inspiration. From lower energy to higher frequency wavelengths, learn about FM radio, microwave, UV, x-rays, NMR, and more. Unravel the science behind spectra with equations like DE=hv. Join us on a colorful journey through 14 cycles of creativity with wavelengths ranging from visible light to infrared. Discover the beauty and complexity of light through the artist's lens while expanding your knowledge of this fundamental natural phenomenon.

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Exploring the Electromagnetic Spectrum: Tools of the Artist's Rainbow

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  1. TheElectromagneticSpectrum

  2. Her Tools The Rainbow The Artist

  3. While waiting for food, the Artist must be entertained.

  4. 14 cycles 3.5 cycles   cos 4 cos  lower energy lower frequency higher wavelength higher energy higher frequency lower wavelength DE=h DE=hc/ c cm/sec = (cm) sec-1) c = 3 x 1010 cm/sec h = Planck’s constant 1.58 x 10-37 kcal-sec

  5. FM 88-108 MHz microwave ir visible uv x-rays 400-750nm 2.5 - 16 2500-16,000 nm 4000 - 625 cm-1 10-1 cm AM 525-1610 KHz 200-400nm 10-8 cm (10-1 nm) lower energy lower frequency higher wavelength higher energy higher frequency lower wavelength ~700 nm ~460 nm 1H NMR 60 MHz @ 14,092 gauss ~640 nm ~520 nm ~580 nm DE=h DE=hc/ c cm/sec = (cm) sec-1) c = 3 x 1010 cm/sec h = Planck’s constant 1.58 x 10-37 kcal-sec

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