Radio Waves
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
Help!
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| Radio Waves | These waves have the longest wavelength of all the electromagnetic waves.
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| Microwaves | We use these waves to cook food, transmit information, and helps to predict weather.
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| Infrared Radiation | used in you TV remote to change channels, anything that gives off heat releases this type of waves.
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| Visible Light | The only portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that can be seen
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| Ultraviolet | the sun produces this type of wave, which can cause sunburn.
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| X-Ray | These waves can penetrate soft tissue like skin and muscle and are used to take X-ray picture
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| Gamma Radiation | Waves with the highest frequency on the electromagnetic spectrum.
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