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3 years ago

How can non visible radiation be used

Physics

2 answers:

Sauron [17]3 years ago

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1. Radio
2. Microwave
3. X-ray
4. Alpha rays

DanielleElmas [232]3 years ago

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Here are some popular applications of
non-visible electromagnetic radiation:

-- listen to the weather and music on the radio
-- watch a football game on TV
-- change the TV channel from the couch, using the 'remote'
-- make toast
-- warm leftover meatloaf in the "microwave"
-- make a call with your cellphone
-- text a friend with your 'smartphone'
-- surf the internet in your house without wires (with WiFi in the house)
-- use GPS in the car
-- get a new set of dental X-rays made
-- spend 30 minutes in a tanning bed
-- look at your friend's face

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