Midterms | Unit 3: Electromagnetic Wave Flashcards

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(1) consist of both electric and magnetic field waves. These waves oscillate in (2) with respect to each other and are in (3).

A
  1. Electromagnetic waves
  2. perpendicular planes
  3. phase
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The creation of all electromagnetic waves begins with an oscillating (1), which creates oscillating (2).

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  1. charged particle
  2. electric and magnetic fields
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3
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Once in (1), the electric and magnetic fields that a charged particle creates are(2): time-dependent changes in one field (electric or magnetic) produce the other.

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  1. motion
  2. self-perpetuating
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The type of energy in x-rays, radio waves, microwaves & visible light

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Electromagnetic Energy

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5
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The smallest quantity of any kind of electromagnetic energy

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Photon

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6
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Photon may be pictured as a —

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quantum

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7
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Waveform of a photon

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o Waveform: sinusoidal fashion

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8
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A small bundle of energy

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Quantum

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9
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Properties of Electromagnetic Energy

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o Frequency
o Wavelength
o Velocity
o Amplitude

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10
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He showed that visible light has both electric & magnetic properties

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James Clerk Maxwell (Late 19th Century)

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11
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Three Wave Parameters

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Velocity, Frequency & Wavelength

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12
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These are used for both sound & electromagnetic energy

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Electromagnetic Wave Equation

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13
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He synthesized our understanding of electromagnetic radiation

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Max Planck

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14
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When did Planck receive the Nobel Prize?

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1918

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15
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Planck’s Quantum Theory

X-rays are created with the (1)
X-rays exist with (1), or they do not exist at all

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  1. speed of light (c)
  2. velocity
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16
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Planck’s Quantum Equation

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E = hf

17
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PLANCK’S CONSTANT

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h=4.15 x 10-15 Ev-s

18
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Wave-Particle Duality

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✓ Visible Light Photons
✓ X-ray Photons
✓ Wave Particle duality

19
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They behave more like waves

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Visible Light Photons

20
Q

They act more like particles

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X-ray Photons

21
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The principle that states that both wave & particle concepts must be retained, because wave-like properties are exhibited in some experiments & particle-like properties are manifested in others

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Wave Particle duality

22
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Photons interact with matter most easily when the (1) is approximately the same size as the (2)

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  1. matter
  2. photon wavelength
23
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The reduction in intensity that results from scattering & absorption

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Electromagnetic Energy Attenuation

24
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Interaction Between Light & Absorbing Material

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✓ Transparency: not at all (transmission)
o e.g., window glass

✓ Translucency: partially (attenuation)
o e.g., frosted glass

✓ Opacity: completely (absorption)
o e.g., black glass

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The structures that absorb x-rays

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Radiopaque

26
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Example of radiopaque

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Bones

27
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The structures that transmit x-rays

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Radiolucent

28
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Example Radiolucent

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Lung tissue