OCR twenty first century physics P2 radiation and life
First part of P2 the electromagnetic sprectrum and the intensity and heat of radiation
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- P2- radiation and life
- Types of radiation
- 2) Microwaves
- 1) Radio Waves
- 3) Infrared radoiation
- 4) visible light
- 5) ultraviolet
- 6) X-rays
- 7) Gamma Rays
- Rabbits, Move, In, Very, Unusual, Extraordinary, Gardens
- Radiation can be:
- R.A.T
- Reflected
- Absorbed
- Transmitted
- R.A.T
- Intensity and Heating
- intensity of Em.R.is the energy arriving at a square meter of surface per second
- Em.R= electromagnetic radiation
- intensity depends on the number of PHOTONS delivered p/s and the amount of the photon enerygy
- When a material absorbs radiation it will heat up
- this is because the temperature increase depends on the intensity of the radiation.
- the amount of heating also depend on the duration of exposure
- intensity of Em.R.is the energy arriving at a square meter of surface per second
- Types of radiation
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