How would I find where radiation with a wavelength of 80 μm is found using the graph below? What region would this wavelength belong to? (Microwave, X-ray, gamma-ray, radio, infrared, ultraviolet, visible)I know the first step would be to convert the wavelength to meters but what do I do after this? wavelength () in meters10810-1410-1010-12101010-2102X-GammVisibleVSRMicrowaveRadiodiameter diameterdiameter ofdiameter of diameter ofdiameter height of height ofof CD human skyscraperatomic nucleusof atomof virusanimal cellperiod ()400 450 500 550 600 650 700wavelength (A) in nanometers

Given,Wavelength of a radiation = 80 μmFirstly, we have to convert micro meter (μm) to meter (m) :

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How would I find where radiation with a wavelength of 80 μm is found using the graph below? What region would this wavelength belong to? (Microwave, X-ray, gamma-ray, radio, infrared, ultraviolet, visible)I know the first step would be to convert the wavelength to meters but what do I do after this?

wavelength () in meters
108
10-14
10-10
10-12
10
10
10-2
102
X-
Gamm
Visible
VS
R
Microwave
Radio
diameter diameter
diameter of
diameter of diameter of
diameter height of height of
of CD human skyscraper
atomic nucleus
of atom
of virus
animal cell
period ()
400 450 500 550 600 650 700
wavelength (A) in nanometers

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