Is there a minimum possible wavelength of electromagnetic radiation? And is there any corresponding 'maximum possible energy' for the said radiation?
What is the highest possible frequency/shortest possible wavelength known for electromagnetic radiation?
What'd be the maximum wavelength of electromagnetic radiation we'd use to read a message in a paper? What is the shortest wavelength (highest frequency) that could be produced by a light-emitting diode (LED)? What is the shortest wavelength of visible light? How is the shortest wavelength of visible light formed? Could we use a 13 cm radio wavelength to see a 1-0.5 mm object (with little resolution)? Could this be improved to see it better? Why is light the shortest wavelength within the visible spectrum? What is the relationship between frequency and wavelength? What is Electromagnetic spectrum? What is the maximum frequency of light? How much radiation do smartphones emit on the electromagnetic spectrum? What is used the measurement of wavelengths? What is visible light's range in wavelengths? What is the wavelength of mercury light? What's the relationship between frequency, wavelength, and amplitude? What is the highest radio frequency ever used for communications? What is the highest transmission frequency ever recorded? Can electromagnetic waves be reflected? Could we use 13cm wavelength radio waves to see a message in a paper? What radiation type has the highest energy? Does a low frequency wave or a high frequency wave have a longer wavelength? What type of electromagnetic radiation can we use to see small things through a 1 or 2mm layer of aluminiuin an earth like planet from here? Why does the longest wavelength of light bend less? What is the wavelength of monochromatic light? What is the unit used to measure wavelengths? What is frequency of light? What is the energy of a single UV photon having a wavelength of 11.3 nm? Is a light ray an electromagnetic wave? Could we see a 0.5 millimeter little stone with a 13 cm wavelength radio wave? Why are shorter wavelengths of light scattered more than longer wavelengths? If wavelength is double then what is change in frequency and wave speed?