Waves #1
What type of wave moves up and down
Transverse
What has the longest wavelength on the EM?
What is Radio Waves?
What is a crest?
the highest part of a Wave
What is Newton's 2nd Law?
What is Force = Mass x Acceleration
What is an example of something that produces UV light?
What is the sun and tanning beds ?
What type of wave moves side to side
Longitudinal Waves
How many regions are on the electromagnetic spectrum
7
What is a trough?
the lowest part of a Wave
What is called when water sticks to the side of a cup?
Infrared Waves on the electromagnetic spectrum are used to find?
What is Heat Signatures/Thermal?
What is the frequency of a wave
the number of times a pattern repeats itself in a given amount of time
What is the shortest wave on the EMS
What is Gamma rays?
compressions to compressions or rarefaction to rarefaction
What is it called when there is a skateboarder who crashes into a rock and keeps going when the skateboard stops?
What is Interia?
What has higher energy x-ray or ultraviolet?
What is x-ray?
the distance from one crest to another, or the distance from one trough to another
what increases the overall energy of a Wave
amplitude
Longitudinal waves and transverse waves travel through what?
What is mediums?
What is the element He?
What is Helium
What waves are used for sterilizing medical equipment and responsible for cell damage
UV waves
What happens to the wavelength as the frequency increases
the wavelength decreases
What is the order of the electromagnetic spectrum going from highest frequency to lowest
gamma ray, x ray, UV, visible light, infrared, microwave, radio wave
How do you measure amplitude?
from the resting position to the crest or trough
How many Elements are there in 2NH302?
What is 3?
What wave is responsible for cellular technology
microwaves