514nm

514nm refers to a specific wavelength of light, measuring 514 nanometers. This wavelength falls within the visible spectrum, specifically in the green portion of that spectrum. Light at this wavelength is commonly associated with the emission from argon-ion lasers, which are widely used in scientific research, medical procedures, and industrial applications. The human eye perceives light at 514nm as a distinct shade of green. Due to its common use and the intensity it can achieve, 514nm lasers have been instrumental in fields such as microscopy, where they are used for fluorescence excitation, and in ophthalmology for treating certain eye conditions. The precise perception of color can vary slightly between individuals, but 514nm is generally recognized as a bright, vivid green.