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In the electromagnetic spectrum, as the frequency increases in size, its wavelength
decreases.
Radio wave has the widest
wavelength
range
Gamma ray has the
highest
frequency in the electromagnetic spectrum
a form of energy that acts by removing electrons from atoms and molecules of materials
Ionizing radiation
is a type of low-energy radiation that does not have enough energy to remove an electron from an atom or molecule
Non-ionizing
Ionizing radiation emits
High-energy
photons
and
particles
Non-ionizing radiation emits
photons
with
low
energy levels
1
becquerel
is equal to
1
decay per second
one
sievert
is equivalent to
100
rem
1
rad
=
0.01
Gy
one
curie
is
37
billion Bq
100 rem =
1
Sv
1 Gy =
100
rad
Pioneered the research on radioactivity and the discovery of elements polonium and radium
Pierre
curie
and Marie
curie
What type of Electromagnetic
Radiation is involved in the
scenario being shown in the
picture?
Non-ionizing radiation
:
Radio waves
What type of Electromagnetic
Radiation is involved in the
scenario being shown in the
picture?
Non-ionizing
Radiation
:
Microwaves
What type of Electromagnetic
Radiation is involved in the
scenario being shown in the
picture?
Non-ionizing
Radiation
:
Infrared
What type of Electromagnetic
Radiation is involved in the
scenario being shown in the
picture?
Non-ionizing
Radiation:
Visible
light
What type of Electromagnetic
Radiation is involved in the
scenario being shown in the
picture?
Non-Ionizing
Radiation
- Ultraviolet
What type of Electromagnetic
Radiation is involved in the
scenario being shown in the
picture?
Ionizing
Radiation
:
X-ray
What type of Electromagnetic
Radiation is involved in the
scenario being shown in the
picture?
Ionizing
Radiation :
Gamma
rays
Ionizing radiation has high or low energy?
High
energy
Ionizing energy radiation is?
high
energy
ionizing radiation frequency is?
high
ionizing radiation wavelength is?
shorter
ionizing radiation emissions can?
emit electrons or
other
particle
ionizing radiation examples
gamma
rays
and x-rays
non-ionizing radiation energy
low
energy
non-ionizing radiation frequency
low
non-ionizing radiation wavelength
longer
non-ionizing radiation emissions
does not carry enough
energy
non-ionizing radiation examples
visible
light
,
microwave
,
radio wave
, and
infrared
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