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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