what are 3 differences between x rays and ultraviolet waves?? need to know ASAP!!! ASSIGNMENT PASS DUE!

Chemistry

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satela [25.4K]3 years ago

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Answer:

All of these are just different "intensities" of radiation and in a manner, different intensities of light.

Explanation:

Note that all of these are just different "intensities" of radiation and in a manner, different intensities of light. So, they differ only on the amount of energy they have or imparts. Note that light travels in a wavelike manner.

The higher the intensity, the shorter the wavelength and the higher the energy. This goes in opposite to radiation with longer wavelength in which it has lower intensity and energy.

Explanation:

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