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    The Type of Electromagnetic Radiation That Is Employed When Crystals
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The Type of Electromagnetic Radiation That Is Employed When Crystals

Question 75

Question 75

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The type of electromagnetic radiation that is employed when crystals are used as diffraction gratings is


A) infrared
B) Xrays
C) visible
D) ultraviolet
E) microwaves

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