Title: Warm-up 4-2-13 Write the Q
1Warm-up 4-2-13 Write the Q A
- 1. The distance between a wave's crest and its
trough is known as its - A. low tide measurement.
- B. water depth.
- C. wave height.
- D. wave length.
- 2- Which of these is one way that mechanical
waves differ from electromagnetic waves? - A. Mechanical waves require energy and
electromagnetic waves do not. - B. Mechanical waves require a medium and
electromagnetic waves do not. - C. Electromagnetic waves require a medium and
mechanical waves do not. - D. Mechanical waves transmit matter and
electromagnetic waves transmit energy.
2- MYP Unit Question How are waves important to me
and life on this planet By the way-can you hear
me now? - Area of Interaction Health and social
interaction - Learner Profile Inquirers
- S8P4. Students will explore the wave nature of
sound and electromagnetic radiation. - a. Identify the characteristics of
electromagnetic and mechanical waves. - EQ What is the electromagnetic spectrum?
- Learning Target Today I am learning about the
electromagnetic spectrum because its waves are
everywhere. ? - Homework Update IAN notebook- Review Notes
3Agenda
- Opening
- Concept Map
- Work session
- Notes
- Closing
- Pop Tart Review
4OPENING
- Work with your table members to complete Concept
Map
5Work Session
- Complete the CLOZED notes
6Characteristics of Electromagnetic Radiation
A. Produced by the motion of electrically
charged particles moving back and forth.
7Characteristics of Electromagnetic Radiaiton
- The charged particles are surrounded by
- Electric fields
- Magnetic fields
8Characteristics of Electromagnetic Radiaiton
- Transverse waves
- Do not require a medium
9Characteristics of Electromagnetic Radiaiton
d. All electromagnetic waves travel at
300,000,000 m/s in a vacuum
Nothing travels faster than the speed of light!
10Characteristics of Electromagnetic Radiaiton
e. Travels slower when passing through a medium
11Duel Nature of Electromagnetic Radiation
- Particle nature
- Travels in bundles of energy
- Bundles act like small particles
- Called photons
12Duel Nature of Electromagnetic Radiation
13Duel Nature of Electromagnetic Radiation
- Wave nature
- All electromagnetic waves travel at the same
speed - Frequency and wavelength are used to classify the
waves in the electromagnetic spectrum
14Electromagnetic Spectrum
The electromagnetic spectrum is the complete
range of electromagnetic waves placed in order of
increasing frequency.
15Electromagnetic Spectrum
16Electromagnetic Spectrum
17Create your own Mnemonic device to remember the
Waves of the EM Spectrum
- Radio
- Microwave
- Infrared
- Visible Light
- Ultraviolet
- X-rays
- Gamma Rays
18RottenMilkIs VeryUndrinkableX-tinguishesGas
19Electromagnetic Spectrum
- As the frequency increases
- Wavelength decreases
- Photon penetrating energy increases
20Radio Waves
- Uses Communication (telephones, , radio
transmission, global positioning system (GPS) - Long wavelength and Low frequency
- Lowest Photon energy
21Radio Waves
22Microwaves
- Uses Cooking, cellular phones, radar
- Long wavelength and Low frequency
- Lower Photon energy
23Infrared Radiation
- Wavelength is only a little longer than visible
light - Uses Remote controls, thermal energy transfer
(radiant energy) including night vision, infrared
photography, locating tumors - (Remember all living object give off infrared
radiation.)
24Infrared Radiation
25Visible Radiation
- Only wavelengths that can be detected by the
human eye - Use allow humans to see
26Ultraviolet Radiation
- Higher frequency and shorter wavelength than
visible radiation - Uses Produces vitamin D in human skin and can be
used to kill bacteria and viruses (sterilize
equipment) - Warning! too much can cause skin cancer Ozone
in the atmosphere blocks it
27X-rays
- Higher frequency and photon energy greater
penetrating power - Uses X-ray pictures rays will penetrate soft
matter like skin and muscle, but it is absorbed
by the harder bones
28Gamma Rays
- Highest frequency -- greater penetrating power
- Uses destroy human cells and can be used to
kill cancerous cells
29Concept Map
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33Pop Tart Review
Get ready!
34Pop Tart Review
What produces electromagnetic radiation?
35Pop Tart Review
What type of wave is electromagnetic radiation?
36Pop Tart Review
Name a wave that can travel faster than
electromagnetic radiation?
37Pop Tart Review
What is a photon?
38Pop Tart Review
Name the longest electromagnetic wave.
39Pop Tart Review
What name do we give to all the electromagnetic
waves arranged from longest wavelength to
shortest wavelength?
40Pop Tart Review
Name electromagnetic wave used to see a child in
a burning house.