or a laser light with a wavelength of 653nm. Determine the frequency of this laser light in Hz. Determine the energy of this laser in kJ. Will this laser have a higher or lower energy than a microwave radiation

or a laser light with a wavelength of 653nm. Determine the frequency of this laser light in Hz. Determine the energy of this laser in kJ. Will this laser have a higher or lower energy than a microwave radiation

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