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Electromagnetic Spectrum

What kind of wave is electromagnetic radiation? A sound wave is a oscillation of air. A water wave is an oscillation of the surface of water. An oscillation of electricity or magnetism creates electromagnetic waves. 462 trillion/sec

transverse waves consists of an electric force field and magnetic force field at right angles to each other photons (bundles of energy) act like waves AND particles. matter does not vibrate (photons don’t need a medium) speed is 300,000,000 m/s in a vacuum (the speed of light) –this is the “c” in E=mc 2

EM Wave Link

The Spectrum EM waves are arranged in order based on their wavelength, energy, and frequency –long wavelength = low frequency = less energy –short wavelength = high frequency = more energy

Radio Waves (λ = 100m-10cm) –low energy –made from charged particles move back and forth in antennas –communication, AM, FM, TV (not cable) Regions of the Spectrum EM Radiation NASA

Microwaves (λ = 10cm-1mm) –some substances absorb energy from microwaves and therefore heat up –communication: cell phones –RADAR

Infrared (λ = 1mm – 0.1mm) –heat –all objects give off some infrared rays –remote controls

Visible Light (λ = 700nm-400nm) –humans (and some other animals) can see –R.O.Y.G.B.I.V. = white light

Ultraviolet Waves (UV) (λ = 100nm-10nm) –enough energy to kill cells –good to help our skin cells make Vitamin D –bad because of skin cancer

X-Rays (λ = 10nm-0.01nm) –easily pass through many materials (skin, muscle, but not bone or lead) –can mutate living cells

Gamma Rays (λ =.01nm nm) –highest frequency and energy –emitted from various sources (supernova explosions, the destruction of atoms, and radioactive materials) –very high penetrating ability (even cement) Your gamma-ray vision would peer into the hearts of solar flares, supernovae, neutron stars, black holes, and active galaxies.