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| Have some electrical properties and some magnetic properties |
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| Electromagnetic waves can transfer energy without a(n) |
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| electromagnetic radiation |
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| Energy that is transferred by electromagnetic waves |
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| Light that has passed through a polarizing filter |
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| Light energy travels in tiny packets, or particles |
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| All electromagnetic waves have the same |
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| The electromagnetic waves with the longest wavelengths and lowest frequencies |
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| the electromagnetic spectrum |
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| The range of electromagnetic waves placed in a certain order |
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| The electromagnetic waves with the highest frequencies |
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| Microwaves can be used to |
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| An MRI uses radio waves and magnetism which causes atoms in the body to line up in |
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| The short waves after visible light |
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| The long waves just before visible light |
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| The short waves just before gamma waves |
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| Gamma waves have the most |
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| Visible light with the longest wave length |
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| The type of electromagnetic waves that give off heat and are often called heat waves |
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