The range of a visible wavelength is
a 200 to 300 nm
b 50 to 250 nm
C С
400 to 70...
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Biology, 27.10.2020 23:20 zekiyekaya0571
The range of a visible wavelength is
a 200 to 300 nm
b 50 to 250 nm
C С
400 to 700 nm
d 800 to 950 nm
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