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This sparkling glass separates light by the wavelengths.
Prism
Scattering of light by colloidal particles
Tyndall effect
Causes clouds to appear white, even though water droplets are transparent
Scattering
A lens that produces an image that is real, inverted, and larger than the actual object
Concave Lens
A lens that produces an image that is virtual, upright, and smaller than the actual object
Convex
The frequency of sound decreases as the source of the sound approaches the listener
Doppler effect
As the distance from the source of a sound increases, this decreases.
Pitch
Process by which animals emit sound to detect prey.
Echolation
These waves are used to monitor certain types of heart disease and to treat cancer.
Ultrasonic waves
Sound waves consist of densely packed areas called compressions and loosely packed areas called ____.
rarefactions
Because they vibrate at right angles to the direction that the waves travel, EM waves are called ______.
transverse waves
Electromagnetic waves are made of these vibrating fields.
electric and magnetic
All object emit EM waves because they contain electric charges that are always in ___.
motion
EM waves sometimes behave as these particles.
photons
EM waves are different from sound waves because they can travel through this.
Space (or a vacuum)
Our skin uses these EM waves to produce Vitamin D.
Ultraviolet (UV)
These EM waves are used by airport security to screen passengers.
X-rays
These EM waves are used for radiation therapy
Gamma waves
These EM waves are used for the telegraph, phonograph, and MRI's.
Radio waves
These EM waves are used for communication, satellite signals, and cooking.
Microwaves
Energy from these EM waves provide heat from a fire-place
Infrared waves
These EM waves consist of all colors we can see.
Visible light waves