Waves

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    • What does the pupil do
      This is an opening that lets light in
    • What does the retina do
      Light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye
    • What does lens do 

      This focuses light onto the retina.
    • What does the cornea do
      Protects the structures in the eye
    • Which type of lens is used to
      correct people with long
      sightedness?
      convex lens
    • Do convex waves go in or out
      in
    • What is the shape used to represent convex waves
      oval
    • do concave waves go in or out
      out
    • What is the shape used to represent concave waves
      A rectangle that bends inwards
    • What type of waves are electromagnetic waves?
      transverse
    • Can electromagnetic waves travel through a vacuum?
      yes
    • What three types of electro-magnets are dangerous
      ultra-violet, gamma ray, x-ray
    • What is the wavelength
      The distance horizontally between two waves
    • What is the first electro magnet in the electro-magnet spectrum
      Radio waves
    • what is the second electro magnet in the electro-magnet spectrum
      microwaves
    • what is the third electro magnet in the electro-magnet spectrum
      infrared
    • what is the fourth electro magnet in the electro-magnet spectrum
      visible light
    • What is the 5th electro magnet in the electro-magnet spectrum
      ultra-violet
    • what is the 6th electro magnet in the electro-magnet spectrum
      x-ray
    • what is the 7th electro magnet in the electro-magnet spectrum
      gamma rays
    • What are radio waves used for
      communication
    • What are micro waves used for
      communication and cooking
    • what are infrared waves used for
      heating
    • what is visible light used for
      seeing things
    • what are ultra Violet waves used for

      checking bank notes
    • What are x-rays used for 

      scanning inside the body
    • what are gamma rays used for
      treating cancer
    • Light waves change speed when they pass across the boundary between two substances with
      a different density , such as air and glass. This causes them to change direction, an effect
      called refraction. - what is this a description of?

      refraction
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