WAVES #2 Flashcards

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OPAQUE objects do not…

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transmit light

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transparent and translucent objects ….

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do transmit light

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3
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why does a white object appear white`

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reflects all of the white light

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4
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what does white light consist of

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ROYGBIV

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5
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WHY di black objects appear black

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they absorb all of the colours in the visible light

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why do objects appear a colour eg red

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a object appears red because it has absorbs all the colours of light except red which it is reflecting

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what do colour filters do

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colour filters filter out different wavelengths of light so that only certain colours are transmitted- the rest are absorbed

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what would you see if you looked at a red object through a blue filter

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the object would look black

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a student looks at a red bag with a green buckle through a colour green filte. describe whay the student will see

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the red bag is reflecting red light and the green buckle is reflecting green light
as it is a green filter only green light will be able to pass through
this means the buckle will appear green as the light reflected can pass through
howeber the bag will appear black because the filter doesn’t allow through the red light being reflected by thr bag

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10
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every object emits and absorb

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infrared radiation

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the hotter the object the more

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infrared radiation it emits

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an object that is hotter than its surroundings emits more Infrared radiation than it

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absorbs. WHICH COOLS IT DOWN

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an object that is COLDER than its surroundings emits LESS Infrared radiation than it

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emits. which warms it up

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14
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objects at a constant temperature emits

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infrared radiation at the same rate theyre absorbing it

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15
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what are sound waves caused by

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vibrating objects

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explain in terms of vibrations what happens when a sound enters your ear

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air particles move back and forth creating pressure on your ear drum
this change in pressure causes the ear drum to vibrate
these vibrations pass from your ear drum to the inside of your ear
these vibrations are turned into electrical signals which ae sent to your brain so you can hear the sound

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17
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what are echoes

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reflected sound waves

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18
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how is a sound wave created in a speakee

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the paper diaphragm in a speaer vibrates back and forth
which causes the surrounding air to vibrate creating compressions and rarefactions
this creates a sond wave

19
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why cant sound travel in space

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because it mostly a vacuum which means there no available particles to vibrate

20
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what is ultrasound

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ultrasound is sound with frequencies higher than 20,000hz

21
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what is infrasound

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anything below 20hz- unable for us to detect

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what is the speed of sound in air

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what is the speed of sound in water

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equation when working out ultrasound

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speed=distance/time (divided by 2)

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what do you always have to remember for ultrasound calculations
to divide by two
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what happens when ultrasound hits a boundary
the ultrasound wave gets partially reflected
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pre natal scanning
in order to see unborn babies an ultrasound wave with a frequency between 2 and 10 MHz is made an transmitted into the mother the wave is partially refleted when it meets a boundary between two different media these refelctions are collected and interpreted as a picture
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adv of untrasound scans
non invasive accurate non ionising image is available immediately
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dis of ultrasound scans
images deeper in the body results in progressively poorer resolution
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using ultrasou[nd to treat kidnet stones
a high powered ultrasound wwave is used | stones vibrae until the break apart and easily passed out of the body via the the ureatha
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the diagram shows how ultransonic waves can bee used to clean a watch suggest how
the oscillator vibrates causoing the fluid to knock the dirt off the watch
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state two features of ultrasound
very high frequency waves | higher frequency than human hearing range
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diagram shows an ultrasound transmitter the block has an internal crack explain why pulse a and b occur
when the ultrasound goes through the block it sends out three reflections when it enters, when it hits the crack and when it leaves, this is because it has been partially reflected back as it has hit a different boundary pulse a occurred because it has changed density so it has sent a reflection back
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what are the two types of seismic waves
p waves and s waves
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what are p waves
``` p waves are longitudinal they travel through solids and liquids they travel faster than s waves can travel through the earth core they are bent by changing the density of the rock ```
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what are s waves
s waves are transverse they only travel through solids theyre slower than p waves they are bent by changing the density of the rock
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what are the two types of surface waves
love wave | Rayleigh wave
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where do the surface waves only travel
in the earths crust
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what is a black body
is an object that absorbs all of the radiation that hits it, no radiation is reflected or transmitted
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as the temp of an object increases the intensity
of every emitted wavelength increases
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the hotter an object is the shorter its
peak wavelength
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the peak wavelength of the sun is 500nm the peak wavelength of another star is 850nm which star is hotter
the sun is hotter because the hotter an object is the shorter its peak wavelength
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can pwaves travel through the earths core
yes
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csn s waves travel through the outer core
no