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chemistryknight
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I read this question in a book. but i think a color of a photon is an expression of it's energy . the white light is consist of 7 colours ( 7 frequencies ) . and the photon can exist in one frequency only ( energy = f * h ) .
if we have white light source extremely dim to produce one photon how could we see it ?
can anyone help me
if we have white light source extremely dim to produce one photon how could we see it ?
can anyone help me