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Match the colors of the visible spectrum to their wavelengths.
Note
415 nm = 0.415 μm = 4.15 x 10–1 μm = 4.15 x 10–7 m
Another way to look at this quantity is that 415 nm is about 1/20 the diameter of a red blood cell, a concept that is important for an understanding of how light microscopes work.
415 nm = violet 467 nm = blue 532 nm = green 577 nm = yellow
Match the colors of the visible spectrum to their wavelengths.
Note
415 nm = 0.415 μm = 4.15 x 10–1 μm = 4.15 x 10–7 m
Another way to look at this quantity is that 415 nm is about 1/20 the diameter of a red blood cell, a concept that is important for an understanding of how light microscopes work.
607 nm = orange 682 nm = red 400 nm (extra knowlege) = violet 700 nm (extra knowlege) = red
Place these photons in the correct order, from lowest to highest energy.
lowest energy = ultraviolet light higher energy = X-rays highest energy = gamma rays
Place the wavelengths of these photons from shortest to longest (remember that shorter wavelengths have higher energy and longer wavelengths have lower energy).
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Which of the following electromagnetic waves has the longest wavelength?
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Which of the following electromagnetic waves has the shortest wavelength?
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Select the electromagnetic waves that are paired correctly with their wavelength and energy level. (More than one answer may apply).
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Match the particle used in human medicine to its energy.
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Match the particle used in human medicine to its identity.
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All about photons (2)
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Rearrangement of the nucleus/electrons result in "leftover" energy ONE/MORE photons released to balance the change energy.
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Law of conseruation of energy
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Photons come from: Nuclear Rearrangements, Nuclear Fission, Electrons Rearrangement?
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What is Nuclear Rearrangement? select all that apply.
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What is Nuclear Fission? select all that apply.
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What is Electron Rearrangement? select all that apply.
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How does Wave Length work? select all that apply
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Violet: shorter wavelength, higher frequency, higher energy.
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X-rays (select all that apply)
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Gamma Ray
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