2Q: electromagnetic waves Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
Q

is believed to have a dual nature.

A

light

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2
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the dual natures.

A

particle and wave

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3
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as a _____, light carries it bundles of energy called photons

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particle

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4
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bundles of energy

A

photons

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5
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_________ is produced when photons travel and interact with electric fields.

A

electromagnetic radiation

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6
Q

properties shiz:

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reflection, refraction, interference, diffraction, polarization

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7
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key word: bounces

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reflection

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8
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key word: bends

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refraction

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9
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keyword: separation

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diffraction

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10
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keyword: thin

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polarizataion

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11
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are transverse oscillating waves composed of electric and magnetic waves.

A

electromagnetic waves

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12
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speed of em waves when they travel in a vacuum

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3.0 x 10 8 m/s

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13
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shows the different types of em waves

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em spectrum

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14
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order of em spectrum

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radio, microwaves, infrared, visible, ultraviolet, x-ray, gamma rays

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15
Q

have the longest wavelength and the lowest frequencies

A

radio waves

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16
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have a frequency higher than those of radio waves.
examples include wifi and bluetooth

A

microwaves

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17
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frequency range of microwaves

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300MHz to 300 GHz

18
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sub bands of microwaves

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L, S, C, X, and K

19
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types of microwaves that are used for GPS

20
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RADAR meaning

A

radio detection and ranging

21
Q

-are found between microwaves and visible light.
-invisible to the naked eye but can be detected in the form of heat.

22
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in this year, who first recorded the thermal measurement at the far end of the red spectrum, hence the name infrared.

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1800, William Herschel

23
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infrared came from the prefix infra meaning ____

24
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it is the only part of the em spectrum that can be seen by the unaided eye.

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visible light

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colors of the frickin' rainbow XDDDDD
red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet
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it is when visible light is emitted, **certain patterns of dark lines and colors appear**; which help in identifying the structure and composition of substances etc etc katamad magtype
spectral signatures
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in ____, this scientist successfully proved the existence of energy beyond the violet spectra of the visibe light, naming it uv
1801, John River
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extends from the violet spectra of the visible light through x-rays
ultraviolet
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uv wavelength
10-400nm
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least harmful uv
uva
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uv that causes sunburn because of the chemical reaction to the skin
uvb
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most harmful but absorbed by the ozone layer
uvc
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xrays were first observed and documented by ______ in ____
Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen, 1895
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their wavelengths are small which are why the energies carried in this and gamma rays are described in ____
x-ray, electron volts
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xrays carry _______
100eV to 200keV
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xrays are classified to
soft x-rays and hard x-rays
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____ carry smaller amounts of energy (x-rays) this energy allows them to penetrate through matter
soft x-rays
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are found in the **end of the spectrum**, meaning they contain the **highest energy of all**
gamma ray
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range of gamma rays
200 keV to 200 meV
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natural causes of gamma rays
pulsars, supernova explosions, neutrons stars, and decay of radioactive elements
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what are the uses of gamma rays
treating cancer cells