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6.6 Electromagnetic Waves

April 8, 2023

Think about:• How well behaved you are• How good you are at science• How much you like chocolate hob

nobs

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Aims

• Describe visible light as part of the electromagnetic spectrum

• State other types of radiation

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Electromagnetic waves

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Travel through empty space

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Travel at 300 000 km/s

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Transverse waves

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They transfer energy

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Light vs Sound

Example of wave LIGHT SOUNDType of wave

Speed in air / km/s

Material of medium

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Light vs Sound

Example of wave LIGHT SOUNDType of wave Transverse Longitudinal

Speed in air / km/s

300 000 340

Material of medium

No material required

Solid, liquid, gas

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Example of wave LIGHT SOUNDType of wave

Speed in air / km/s

Material of medium

Example of wave LIGHT SOUNDType of wave

Speed in air / km/s

Material of medium

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Electromagnetic radiation actually comes in packets

or lumps. I call these packets ‘quanta’. A quanta of light is called a photon.

Nobel prize please…

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The higher the frequency, the more energy the photon has

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Intensity

Energy of each photonNumber of photons arriving each second

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The electromagnetic spectrum

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Radiowaves

• Communications: TV, mobile phones, local radio, police

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Microwaves

• Microwaves ovens, communicating with satellites, RADAR

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Infrared

Molecular transitions

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Infra-red

• Search and rescue teams, detect circulation problems, (cancer, arthritis), astronomy, burglar alarms

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Light

Atomic transitions and electron acceleration

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Ultraviolet

Atomic transitions

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UV

• Produce vitamin D in our skin, suntan, skin cancer

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X-rays

Electron transitions and collisions

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X-rays

• X-rays (bones, teeth), check welds and joints, food

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Gamma rays

Nuclei transitions and annihilation

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Gamma rays

• Make Hulks, sterilise food and utensils, tracers, radiotherapy

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RECALL THE DETRIMENTAL EFFECTS OF EXCESSIVE EXPOSURE OF THE HUMAN BODY TO ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES

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Make an EM spectrum booklet

Guest starring Mr. Simon Porter

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The EM spectrum

• You now have seven sections to fill in with information regarding the seven types of electromagnetic radiation

• Include uses, dangers, detectors, examples and origins if you can

• The better you make it the better it will help your revision