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The document discusses the relationships between frequency, wavelength, and energy for electromagnetic waves according to Planck's equation and the electromagnetic wave equation. It also mentions that a flame test can detect metal ions based on their characteristic emission spectra and that argon and neon spectral tubes emit disconnected bands of orange, yellow, and green light when excited by electrical discharge.
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