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Title: Warm-up 4-2-13 Write the Q


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Warm-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

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Agenda
  • Opening
  • Concept Map
  • Work session
  • Notes
  • Closing
  • Pop Tart Review

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OPENING
  • Work with your table members to complete Concept
    Map

5
Work Session
  • Complete the CLOZED notes

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Characteristics of Electromagnetic Radiation
A. Produced by the motion of electrically
charged particles moving back and forth.
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Characteristics of Electromagnetic Radiaiton
  • The charged particles are surrounded by
  • Electric fields
  • Magnetic fields

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Characteristics of Electromagnetic Radiaiton
  1. Transverse waves
  2. Do not require a medium

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Characteristics 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!
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Characteristics of Electromagnetic Radiaiton
e. Travels slower when passing through a medium
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Duel Nature of Electromagnetic Radiation
  • Particle nature
  • Travels in bundles of energy
  • Bundles act like small particles
  • Called photons

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Duel Nature of Electromagnetic Radiation
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Duel 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

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Electromagnetic Spectrum
The electromagnetic spectrum is the complete
range of electromagnetic waves placed in order of
increasing frequency.
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Electromagnetic Spectrum
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Electromagnetic Spectrum
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Create your own Mnemonic device to remember the
Waves of the EM Spectrum
  • Radio
  • Microwave
  • Infrared
  • Visible Light
  • Ultraviolet
  • X-rays
  • Gamma Rays

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RottenMilkIs VeryUndrinkableX-tinguishesGas

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Electromagnetic Spectrum
  • As the frequency increases
  • Wavelength decreases
  • Photon penetrating energy increases

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Radio Waves
  1. Uses Communication (telephones, , radio
    transmission, global positioning system (GPS)
  2. Long wavelength and Low frequency
  3. Lowest Photon energy

21
Radio Waves
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Microwaves
  1. Uses Cooking, cellular phones, radar
  2. Long wavelength and Low frequency
  3. Lower Photon energy

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Infrared 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.)

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Infrared Radiation
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Visible Radiation
  1. Only wavelengths that can be detected by the
    human eye
  2. Use allow humans to see

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Ultraviolet Radiation
  1. Higher frequency and shorter wavelength than
    visible radiation
  2. Uses Produces vitamin D in human skin and can be
    used to kill bacteria and viruses (sterilize
    equipment)
  3. Warning! too much can cause skin cancer Ozone
    in the atmosphere blocks it

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X-rays
  1. Higher frequency and photon energy greater
    penetrating power
  2. Uses X-ray pictures rays will penetrate soft
    matter like skin and muscle, but it is absorbed
    by the harder bones

28
Gamma Rays
  1. Highest frequency -- greater penetrating power
  2. Uses destroy human cells and can be used to
    kill cancerous cells

29
Concept Map
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Pop Tart Review
Get ready!
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Pop Tart Review
What produces electromagnetic radiation?
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Pop Tart Review
What type of wave is electromagnetic radiation?
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Pop Tart Review
Name a wave that can travel faster than
electromagnetic radiation?
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Pop Tart Review
What is a photon?
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Pop Tart Review
Name the longest electromagnetic wave.
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Pop Tart Review
What name do we give to all the electromagnetic
waves arranged from longest wavelength to
shortest wavelength?
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Pop Tart Review
Name electromagnetic wave used to see a child in
a burning house.
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