WEEK 3 SCI

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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