Visible light and the electromagnetic spectrum. we can’t see all types of light! Visible light is a very small part of a large range of radiations. It.

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visible light and the electromagnetic spectrum

we can’t see all types of light! Visible light is a very small part of a large range of radiations. It is called visible light because it is the only radiation that our eyes can detect. Radio waves, infra-red, visible light, ultraviolet, x-rays and gamma rays are all part of this spectrum.

the electromagnetic spectrum Light energy (and the other radiations) are transmitted by two waves at right angles to each other. One is a changing electric field and one is a changing magnetic field.

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what’s the difference? All electromagnetic radiation is the same. Each wave type just has a different length and frequency. Waves with a high frequency eg ultraviolet, x-rays and gamma rays have high energy. Small frequency em waves have low energy.

the speed of light = c All of the radiations in the electromagnetic spectrum travel at the same speed. ie ms -1 in a vacuum. This speed is represented by the symbol c. Each type of wave has its own length and frequency. eg red light has a wavelength of m and a frequency of waves per second.

speed = wavelength x frequency If you know a waves length and frequency, its speed can be determined. Work out the speed of red light using the data just provided ie frequency = wavelength = m speed = wavelength x frequency = x = ms -1

speed = wavelength x frequency If you know a waves length and frequency, its speed can be determined. Work out the speed of red light using the data just provided ie frequency = wavelength = m speed = wavelength x frequency = x = ms -1

calculation Calculate the speed of light that has a frequency of waves per second and a wavelength of m.

calculation Calculate the speed of light that has a frequency of waves per second and a wavelength of m. Frequency = Wavelength = Speed = wavelength x frequency =

calculation Calculate the speed of light that has a frequency of waves per second and a wavelength of m. Frequency = Wavelength = Speed = wavelength x frequency = x = ms -1

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light energy is transmitted by waves light reflects like other waves light refracts like other waves