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electromagnetic radiation
an electric and magnetic disturbance traveling through space at the speed of light
no
does electromagnetic radiation have mass?
photons
packets of energy from electromagentic radiation
electromagnetic spectrum
order or grouping given to the different electromagentic radiation
true
T/F does electromagentic radiation contain different wavelengths, frequencies, and energy but all travel at the speed of light
false
T/F electromagnetic radiation requires a medium to travel
False
T/F all electromagnetic radiation can ionize mater
meters (m)
what is the unit of wavelength?
Hertz (Hz)
what is the unit of frequencies?
Electron Voltz (eV)
what is the unit of energy?
radiowaves, microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet, x-rays, and gamma rays
what are the electromagnetic radiations on the electromagnetic spectrum?
ultraviolet, x-rays and gamma rays
what are the only electromagnetic radiations that can ionize matter?
wavelength
the distance between corresponding points of the wave form
wave form
path/wave of which of the photon travels
frequency
how many wave forms are passing in a given amount of time
amplitude
how far are you moving side-to-side from middle line running transversely across the wave form
direct
what is the relationship between amplitude and energy?
indirect
what is the relationship between wave length and frequency?
Indirect
what is the relationship between wave length and energy?
low energy and low frequency
what type of energy and frequency is long wave length?
high energy and high frequency
what type of energy and frequency is short wave length?
wave-particle duality
the concept that photons exhibit both wave-like and particle-like properties
they can ionize matter
why are higher energy photons more closely related to a photon?
they can not ionize matter
why are lower energy photons more closely related to a wave?
3 x 10^8 m/s
what is the speed of light?
4.15 x 10^(-15) eV/sec
What is Planck's constant?
E= hf
what is the equation to find energy?
v= λ x f
velocity of electromagnetic radiation equation
c= λ x f
speed of light equation
highly penetrating invisible rays
electrically neutral
polyenergetic or heterogenous
liberate minute amounts of heat
travel ordinarily in straight lines
travel at the speed of light
ionize matter and gases directly
causes fluorescence of certain crystals
cannot be focused by a lens
affect photographic film
produce chemical and biological changes by ionization and excitation
produce (secondary) scatter radiation
what are the 12 properties of x-rays
nucleus with excess energy
what is the origin of gamma rays?
gamma rays
Electromagnetic waves with the shortest wavelengths and highest frequencies
0
what is the charge of a gamma ray
0.
what is the atomic mass is a gamma ray
INdirect
what type of ionization does a gamma ray have
high
what type of penetration does a gamma ray have?
ceases to exist
what happens to a gamma ray after KE is lost?
1 angstrom
10-10 meters equals what?
10-10 meters or 1 angstrom
wavelength of x-rays are equal to what?