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sound wave

mechanical wave produced by a vibration and travels through a physical medium as a longitudinal wave

pitch

the noise we hear that enables us to determine the frequency level of a sound

electromagnetic wave

a three dimensional transverse wave produced through an energy transfer from accelerating electric charges.

refraction

when light waves pass through a boundary between two mediums.

what is the color white?

a reflection of all the colors and results from a combination of all the light waves.

radio waves

have the longest wavelengths, lowest frequencies, and lowest energies.

microwaves

produced by accelerating charged particles through vacuum tubes.

infrared waves

heat emitted from warm bodies, the earth, the sun, or lamps.

ultraviolet waves

emitted from the sun and other warm bodies.

x-ray waves

produced by the collision of electrons against a target in a vacuum tube.

gamma ray waves

shortest wavelengths, highest frequencies and energies. produced by radioactive atoms. highly dangerous.

science

a body of knowledge that is testable and observable.

pseuoscience

claims that are represented as scientifically based that have not been tested.