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Largest wavelength and lowest frquency

Red

Radiowaves


Microwaves


Infrared


Visible light


U.V rays


X rays


Gamma rays

Increasing frequency, decreasing wavelength

Properties of EM waves

1. All are transverse waves.


2. All can travel through vacuum.


3. They travel at the same speed of 3×10^8 m/s.


4. They transfer energy from one place to another.


5. They all show wave properties such as reflection and refraction.

Application of EM waves

* Radiowaves- Radio and tv communication


* Microwaves- Satellite tv and telephone


* Infrared- Household electrical appliances , tv controllers, inteuder alarms


* Visible light- Optical fibres in medical uses and telephones.


* Ultraviolet- Sun beds, Fluorescent tubes and sterilisation.


* X- rays- Hospital use in medical imaging and killing cancerous cells and engineering applications (detecting cracks in metals)


* Gamma rays- Medical treatment in killing cancerous cells and engineering applications ( detecting cracks in metals)

Dispersion of light

Splitting up of white light into a spectrum.

Note

Violet slows down the most, so its refracted the most.



In glass, speed of red is the most.