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The term monochromatic comes from the Greek, meaning color. So monochromatic light literally means light of one color. In scientific terms, it means light of a single wavelength.

Light is a term for the visible and near visible portions of electromagnetic radiation. It is composed of magnetic and electric oscillating sinusoidal waves that are perpendicular to each other and propagate in the same direction. Probably the single most defining characteristic of electromagnetic radiation is its wavelength, or the distance between two adjacent peaks in its amplitude. Electromagnetic radiation exists over a huge range of wavelengths, ranging in scale from picometers (one trillionth of a meter) to kilometers. This range of wavelengths is collectively referred to as the electromagnetic spectrum.