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You'll learn to identify the major types of electromagnetic waves and how they're used.
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Created Date 04.02.15
Last Updated 04.02.15
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Longest wavelength in the electromagnetic spectrum. Used for car radios, TV signals, and voice/data cellular.
Used for transmitting data over distances because it can penetrate snow, clouds, rain. Also used in kitchens.
These waves are thermal, capable of carrying heat. Used in TV remotes and restaurants to heat food.
Only type of electromagnetic wave that can be seen by humans. Each wavelength produces a unique color.
Type of light is invisible to humans and emitted by the sun. Responsible for sunburns.
Often referred to in terms of energy rather than wavelength. Can't penetrate earth's atmosphere.
Shortest wavelength in the electromagnetic spectrum. This wave is generated by radioactive atoms.
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