Wavelength, Frequency, Energy, Speed, Amplitude, Period Equations & Formulas - Chemistry & Physics

This chemistry and physics video tutorial focuses on electromagnetic waves. It shows you how to calculate the wavelength, period, frequency, and amplitude of a wave directly from sinusoidal or sine wave graph. This video contains plenty of notes, equations / formulas, examples, and practice problems.

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Here is a list of topics:
1. How to calculate the wavelength of a wave in meters using a graph
2. Inverse relationship of period and frequency
3. Wavelength - the length of a cycle
4. Period is the time it takes a wave to complete a single cycle
5. Frequency is the number of cycles that a wave completes in a single second
6. Units of Frequency - Hz
7. Determining the Amplitude Using the Maximum and Minimum points of a graph.
8. Trough vs Crest of a wave
9. Speed of light Formula of a EM wave in a vacuum and in a material such as water, glass, or diamond
10. Index of refraction, speed of light, and wavelength
11. Frequency of light remains the same
12. Energy of a photon, frequency and planck's constant formula
13. Converting Joules of Energy into Electron Volts eV
14. Electromagnetic Spectrum Chart
15. Infrared, Radio waves, microwaves, roygbiv, ultraviolet UV radiation, x-rays, gamma rays, and cosmic radiation
16. Longest to Shortest Wavelength - Radiowaves to Cosmic Rays
17. EM Spectrum in order of increasing energy and frequency
18. Visible light spectrum wavelength range - color chart diagram - 400nm to 700nm
19. Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, and Violet.

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