Mechanical Waves
Substance needed for travel
What is a medium?
Do they need a medium?
What is No?
The bunched up part of wave
What is a compression?
The top of the wave
What is Crest/Peak?
Radio Waves
Can they travel through space?
What is No?
Can they travel through space?
What is yes?
The spread out part of the wave
The bottom of the wave
What is trough?
Ice
What is Neither?
3 examples
Microwaves, Radio waves. X rays
(anything on the electromagnetic spectrum)
An Example
What is Sound?
The distance from peak to peak or trough to trough
What is wavelength?
Sound
What is Mechanical?
Are they transverse or longitudinal?
What is both?
Are they transverse or longitudinal?
What is Transverse?
Distance from compression to compression
What is wavelength?
An example
What is anything on the electromagnetic spectrum, Stadium wave, jump rope wave, slinky wave (which one)?
Visible Light
What is Electromagnetic?
The order of phases from fastest to slowest that mechanical waves travel in
What is Solid, Liquid, Gas?
BONUS: Electromagnetic- What stage comes after visible light on the electromagnetic spectrum?
What is UV or ultra violet
Bonus: Light- What is it called when light bounces off of a surface?
What is reflection?
BONUS: Lenses- What type of lenses curve inward?
Stomach rumbling
What is Mechanical?