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SCIENCE 10
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ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES AND SPECTRUM
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Electromagnetic Waves
Are energy waves that have both
electric
and magnetic fields
How does an electromagnetic wave travel?
Electromagnetic wave can travel through a
vacuum
without a medium
What happens to electromagnetic waves when they pass through a medium?
It
slows
down when they pass a dense or
solid
medium
How is electromagnetic waves created?
It is created by
charged particles
that vibrate or
oscillate
In electromagnetic waves what happens when an electron oscillates?
It releases both
electric
and
magnetic
fields
How does electromagnetic wave behave?
It acts as both
particles
and
waves
What orientation does electromagnetic wave have?
The fields (magnetic and electric) are
perpendicular
to one another, which makes electromagnetic waves
transverse waves
What is
electromagnetic spectrum
?
An order by which electromagnetic waves are
arranged
What is electromagnetic spectrum based on?
It is based on their
wavelengths
,
energies
, and
frequencies
Who is
Hans Christian Oersted
?
He is a
danish
physicist that found a
current-carrying
wire deflects a nearby
magnetic
needle, acting like a magnet
Who discovered the
relationship
between electricity and magnetism?
Hans Christian Oersted
(1820)
Who is Andre-Marie
Ampere
?
He formulated
Ampere's Law
or
Electromagnetism
that
mathematically
describes the magnetic force between two electrical currents
What did
Ampere
demonstrate?
He demonstrated the
magnetic
effect based on the direction of the
current
What did
Ampere
elucidate?
He elucidated the relationship between
electric current
and
magnetism
and the behavior of electric currents in different
conductors
Who is
Michael Faraday
?
He discovered the
electromagnetic induction
on
1831
How did
Faraday
discover
electromagnetic induction
?
By observing that when an
electric current
passed through one coil, a
brief
current was induced in a nearby coil
What is
Electromagnetic Induction
?
electric current induced in a conductor due to the
change
in
magnetic field
.
Who is
Joseph Henry
?
He worked with
electromagnets
What did
Joseph
do with the electromagnets?
He
improved
electromagnets by insulating the wire instead of the
core
, allowing more turns around the core and greatly
increasing
magnetic power
What did Joseph create?
He created an electromagnet that could support
2063
pounds (
935.8
kgs)
What did
Joseph Henry
first observe?
He became the first to observe the principle of
self-induction
Who is
James Clark Maxwell
?
He is the father of
electromagnetic
theory
What did
Maxwell
propose about Faraday's theory?
He proposed that Faraday's theory could occur in
empty space
What 2 key principles did
Maxwell
introduce?
That changing
electric fields
generates a
magnetic field
and vice versa
What else did
Maxwell
theorize?
He theorized that these fields continuously generate each other, forming,
EM WAVES
He concluded that the speed of these waves is
3 x 10⁸
m/s
Who is
Heinrich Hertz
?
He provided
experimental
proof of EM waves and their link to
light
Terms in the components of
Wave
Wave - A disturbance in space
Crest
- Highest point of a wave
Trough
- Lowest point of a wave
Wavelength
- The distance between two consecutive points of a wave
Amplitude
- The distance between the midpoint of a wave and its extremes
Frequency
- Number of waves produced in a second
Range
- Limits or extent where variation is possible
How is Electromagnetic waves different?
Electromagnetic waves do
not
carry
energy
by causing matter to vibrate but it is the electric and magnetic
fields
that
vibrate
EM waves can travel through a
medium
but unlike any other types of waves, they can also travel in a
vacuum
What
speed
can
EM waves
travel?
They can travel in a medium at a speed of 3 x
10⁸
m/s and is denoted as c
Speed of light is -
300,000,000
m/$
The speed is slightly slow in air, grass, glass and any other material
Terms in calculations
c -
speed of light
(3x10⁸ m/s)
Lambda -
wavelength
(m)
F -
frequency
(hz)
h -
Planck's Constant
(6.63 x 10 ^ -34 Js)
d -
distance
t -
time
v -
speed of wave
( 3 x 10⁸ m/s)
What is the relationship between
wavelength
and
frequency
in EM waves?
Its relationship is
inversely proportional
since c is constant
What is the formula of
speed of light
?
c
= (
lambda
) f
What is the formula of
energy
in em waves?
E =
hf
What is the formula of
distance
in relation to
time
and
speed
?
d = tv
Who discovered
Radio Waves
?
Heinrich Hertz
Where can
radio waves
be found in the
electromagnetic
spectrum?
it can be found on the
leftmost
end of em spectrum
What are the characteristics of
Radio waves
?
They have the
longest
wavelengths,
least
energies and frequencies
How was radio waves produced?
It is created by
electrons
that vibrate in an
antenna
How does a
Radio wave
travel?
It can travel through
empty space
without needing a
physical medium
What are some applications of
Radio Waves
?
Radio and
Television
communications
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