The wavelength range of yellow emission typically falls between approximately 570 to 590 nanometers (nm).
While the exact range can vary depending on the specific context (e.g., light source, chemical compound, fluorescence filter), this provides a general guideline. For example, in the context of certain fluorescence microscopy filter sets, the emission passband for yellow fluorescence might be wider. The reference provided indicates a range of 608 to 683 nanometers for the emission passband of a specific Yellow Excitation filter set, but this is specific to that filter set and is not the generally accepted range for yellow light emission.
Therefore, it's important to consider the specific application when defining the exact wavelength range of yellow emission.
