Photon Energy and the Planck Constant - IB Physics

Lecture on electromagnetic waves: • Electromagnetic Waves ...
Lecture on electron-volts: • Electron-Volts vs Joul...
Lecture on the factor label method to convert units: • Unit Conversion Using ...
In this lecture I define a photon as both a wave and a particle of light, introduce the Planck Constant as a way we calculate the amount of energy a photon contains based on its frequency and wavelength, and give four examples of calculating the energy, frequency, and wavelength of a photon. I also explain how to convert a Joule to an electron volt (eV).
What it means for light to be both a wave and a particle: • Is light a particle or...
0:00 Facts about photons
1:30 Photon energy
2:28 Planck Constant
3:58 Proving other energy equations
5:32 Joules and Electron-Volts
6:00 Types of EM Waves
6:17 Example 1: Energy to Wavelength
7:17 Example 2: Energy to Frequency
8:04 Example 3: Wavelength to Energy
8:50 Example 4: Frequency to Energy

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Where does unit (h) come from?
To solve the blackbody problem, Max Planck introduced the quantum unit (h ), (h=Et ).
The element (h) did not exist in physics before.
The unit (h) does not come from formulas or equations.
Planck introduced h-unit from the "heaven".
Planck introduced the unit (h) intuitively, phenomenologically.
Planck introduced the quantum of action "without recourse to explanations,
metaphysical assumptions and traditional philosophical questions".
For many years, Planck tried to find a rational (classical) explanation
for his h-unit, but without success.
We don't know where the unit (h) came from

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