P1 TEMP - Radiation & Waves Flashcards

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A wave is a _________ repeating ___________ or movement that transfers ________ through a medium or ___________.

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regular, disturbance, energy, vacuum

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When a wave travels through a medium, the ________ of the medium _______ and transfer _______ between each other. BUT Overall the particles ______ in the same place,

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particles, vibrate, energy, stay

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________________ - ___________ from the ________ _______________ to a ____ or trough

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Amplitude, displacement, rest postion,crest

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_______________ - Highest ________ of a wave

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Crest, point

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5
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_________________ - Lowest _________ of a wave

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Trough, point

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_________________ - Distance between two ___________ _________ on two ____________ cycles of a wave

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Wavelength, identical points, adjacent

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7
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Frequency is measured in ______ (__)

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Hertz (Hz)

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______________ - The number of ____________ __________ passing a certain point ___ ___________

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Frequency, complete waves, per second

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________________ - The amount of ________ it takes for ___ _________ of a wave to _____ a certain point

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Period, time, one cycle, pass

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10
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Period = 1/_____________

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frequency

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Most waves are ______ waves. Examples include EM waves and _______ waves

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transverse, water

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______________ __________ - Waves in which the ______________ is ____________________ to the direction of energy transfer

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Transverse waves, oscillations, perpendicular

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________________________ ________ - Waves in which the _________________ are ___________ to the direction of energy transfer

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Longitudinal Waves, oscillations, parallel

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14
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The larger the wavelength the _____ the frequency and ______

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lower, energy

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15
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Examples of Longitudinal waves include _______ waves and _ waves

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sound, P

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16
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Wavespeed (___) = _______________ (Hz) x _____________________ (___)

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m/s, frequency, wavelength (m)

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17
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The shorter the wavelength the ___________ the _____________ and energy

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higher, frequency

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18
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All waves in the EM spectrum travel at the speed of ______ (________________________)

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light, 300,000,000m/s

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19
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Longitudinal waves shows areas of ________ and _______

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Compression, rarefraction

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20
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Compression are areas of ______ pressure due to particles being _____ together

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high, close

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21
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Rarefactions are areas of _____ pressure due to particles being ______ _____

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low, further apart

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22
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Longitudinal waves can be demonstrated by ______ and _______ a spring

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pushing, pulling

23
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For example, if you push a spring left and right, the compressions will move ____ and _____ as well as _____ is being transferred from ____ to ______.

The particles don’t ____, instead they ______ left and right as the wave is ________ through the spring

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left, right, energy, left, right

move, oscillate, transmitted

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Transverse waves can often be demonstrated by ______ a rope rapidly __ and ____

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moving, up, down

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For example, when you move a rope __ and ____, _____ is transferred from ____ to _____ BUT the _________ _______ ___ and ______ as the wave is being _________
up, down, energy, left, right, particles oscillate up & down, transmitted
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The law of reflection states that - Angle of _______ _ Angle of ________
Incidence = Reflection
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The normal line is an imaginary ___ which is ___________ to the _______
line, perpendicular, surface
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Refraction is when the wave changes _______ and ___________ when being transmitted through different ______ of _______
speed, direction, densities, mediums
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In general, the _____ the transparent material, the more _____ light travels through it
denser, slower
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Glass is _____ than air, so a light ray passing from air to glass would _____ ____ and the ray would bend ______ the normal line.
denser, slow down, towards
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A light ray ______ up when as it passes from glass to air, and bends ____ from the normal
speeds, away
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For a _____ frequency of light, the ________ is _______ to the _____ ______
given, wavelength, proportional , wave speed
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If a wave slows down, it's wavelength will _______
decrease
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For example, when a wave goes from air to water, it slows down and its _______ decreases, although the ________ remains the ______
wavelength, frequency, same
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All electromagnetic waves are ______ waves Transfer energy from a ______ to an _______ All travel at _____________ through a vacuum
Transverse Source, absorber 300,000,000 m/s
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The electromagnetic consists of _ distinct groups these are.... ______ waves, Microwaves ______ , ________ ____, Ultraviolet/ UV, _ - ___, Gamma rays
Radio, Infrared, Visible light, X-Rays
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Radio waves have the ______ wavelength in the EM spectrum whilst Gamma rays have the _______ wavelength in the EM spectrum
longest, shortest
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Waves with long wavelengths have ___ frequency and ____ energy in the EM spectrum. Waves with short wavelengths have ___ frequency and ____ energy in the EM spectrum
low, low high, high
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Each group in the EM spectrum has a limited ____ of ________
range, frequency
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In visible light, ___ light has the lowest frequency whilst _____ light has the highest frequency
red, violet
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Radio waves are used for ___________. This is because they are _____ ________ through air, can be _______ or ________ to change their ______ and cause __ ____ to the human body
Communications, easily transmitted reflected, refracted, direction no harm
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Microwaves are used for _______ and _________ Microwaves have ______ which are easily _______ by _________ in the food, which causes ________. Microwaves do not _______ in the atmosphere, so they can be used for communications between earth and ______ .
Cooking, communications frequencies, absorbed, molecules, heating refract, space
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Infrared radiation is used for _______ and detecting ____ _____. Internal _____ of ____ ______when ________ infrared, which causes _________. All objects emit _____ radiation. This is useful as infrared radiation can detect ______ in the ____, help firefighters find ___ spots and more.
heating, heat sources energy, bonds, increases, absorbing, heating infrared, people, dark, hot
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Visible light is used for _____ - _____ communications. This is where coded _____ of ______ travel through _____ fibres from a _____ to a _______.
Fibre-optic pulses, light, glass, source, receiver
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UV radiation ____ bacteria in _____ to _____ it and make it safe to ______. Also helps the skin by production of ________ _ Oxygen absorbs UV to become ______ gas. ________ absorbs some UV, which protects ______ on Earth from being exposed to dangerously ____ levels and its _______ effects
kills, water, sterilise, drink Vitamin D Ozone, ozone, organisms, high, harmful
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High energy __, _-____ and ________ rays are types of _________ radiation
UV, X-Rays, Gamma, Ionising
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Ionising radiation can be _________. Ionisation causes _______ to be _______ ___ the shells of atoms, turning them into _____. This can lead to ________ in cells which can lead to ________.
Dangerous Electrons, knocked off, ions, mutations, cancer
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UV radiation waves can cause ___ ________.
Skin cancer
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Gamma rays can _______ or ____ cells in a person's body
damage, kill
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Exposure to ________ radiation needs to be kept ____, especially those working with them frequently. For example, a radiographer can stand in ______ ____ or behind a _____ when _______ X-Rays
ionising, low another room, screen, conducting
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Infrared radiation can be used for ______ imaging to produce a ________. This helps doctors ________ patients as areas of the body that emit ____ heat may be _______ or ___________
thermal, thermogram, diagnose, more, infected, injured
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X-Rays can produce images of the _______ which helps doctors find _______ to ______. This is because X-Rays are ______ by ______ material, but _____ through soft tissue. Once passing the body they ______ a ________ film showing the results
skeleton, damage, bones absorbed, denser, pass, darken, photographic
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Gamma rays are emitted from the _______ of atoms. They have ____ energy so they can kill ______ cells and __________ in food.
nuclei high, cancer, bacteria