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If light of wavelength 635 nm causes a certain amount of Rayleigh scattering, light of what wavelength will give exactly 10 times as much scattering?

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physics

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  1. 700 nm
  2. 450 nm
  3. 750 nm
  4. 300 nm
  5. 357 nm
  6. 590 nm
  7. 500 nm
  8. 200 nm
  9. 400 nm
  10. 635 nm

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stemez-Optics

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