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What is monochromatic radiation

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Monochromatic radiations are such radiations which are characterized by a single frequency. In practice, radiation of a very small range of frequencies which can be described by stating a single frequency. NOTE - The wavelength in air or in vacuo is also used to characterize a monochromatic radiation.

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