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Electromagnetic Waves

Electromagnetic Spectrum

 Radio Waves  f ~ 10 6 Hz – 10 9 Hz  λ ~ 300 m – 0.3 m  Lowest frequency, highest wavelength  Used to transfer information (TVs, Radios etc)  Used in astronomy (radio telescopes)

Electromagnetic Spectrum  Microwaves  f ~ 10 9 Hz – Hz  λ ~ 300 mm – 0.3 mm  Used to carry long distance telephone conversations  Used to cook

Electromagnetic Spectrum  Infrared Waves  f ~ Hz – 4.3 x Hz  λ ~ 0.3 mm – 700 nm  Felt as heat  Remote controls often use infrared ( λ ~1000 nm)

Electromagnetic Spectrum  Ultraviolet Light  f ~ 7.5 x Hz Hz  λ ~ 400 nm – 3 nm  Causes suntans and sunburns (and cancer)  Majority of UV rays are absorbed by Ozone (O 3 )

Electromagnetic Spectrum  X-Rays  f ~ Hz Hz  λ ~ 3 nm – nm  Used in medicine

Electromagnetic Spectrum  Gamma Rays  f ~ Hz and higher  λ ~ nm and lower  Can kill cancer cells and microorganisms in food