Test #7 Flashcards

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1
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Wave speed formulation

A

V=λF

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2
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What is a wave?

A

A repeated disturbance that is propagated along a medium

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3
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What are the different types of waves?

A

Transverse and Longitude

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4
Q

Why does a blue object appear blue in white light?

A

because it reflects blue like and absorbs every other color

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5
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What wavelength of light is white light?

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all wavelengths of light combined become white light

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6
Q

Electromagnetic spectrum

A

All the types of light or Electromagnetic waves Here in order of:
Lowest energy
Longest wavelength
Lowest frequency

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7
Q

Radio waves

A

Big long waves- used to transmit data

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8
Q

Radio waves examples

A

Cell phone signals, radio (AM. FM) television. Long distance communication.

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9
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microwave waves

A

slightly smaller (mostly harmless)

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10
Q

microwave examples

A

In kitchen microwave – in wifi, Bluetooth. Fast short distance communication.

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11
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infrared light

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closest to visible light but too low frequency for most to see.

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12
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infrared examples

A

Used in remotes, night vision, thermal vision, and heat lamps.

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13
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visible light

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The type of light we can see. ROYGBV

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14
Q

visible examples

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Light bulbs, Rainbows, Screens of all kinds, LEDS
Ionization radiation light but causes damage to cells.

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15
Q

UV/Ultraviolet

A

close to visible light, but has more energy

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16
Q

UV/Ultraviolet examples

A

Tanning beds (dangerous), Sunscreen. Light Disinfectants

17
Q

X-rays

A

high energy light. Translucent to soft tissues, not hard tissues.

18
Q

X-rays examples

A

medical x-rays

19
Q

Gamma rays

A

Highest energy, rarest, seldom seen on earth.

20
Q

Gamma Rays

A

high energy space explosions

21
Q

Mnemonic devices-

A

R M I V U X G
ROYGBV

22
Q

trasnparent

A

all waves can pass through

23
Q

translucent

A

some waves can pass through

24
Q

opaque

A

no waves can pass through

25
Q

absorb

A

the wave is taken in

26
Q

reflect

A

the ave bounces off

27
Q

refract

A

bend light as it passes through

28
Q

wavelength

A

a measure of a wave’s length. measured in meters

29
Q

frequency

A

the number of waves that pass through in a second measured in Hertz

30
Q

velocity

A