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PHY101
Chapter 8 Review
Study of EM Waves
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Study of EM Waves
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Magnetism
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Like poles (repel/attract).
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Magnetism
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Magnetic field of the Earth on
average.
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Magnetism
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Magnetic field at Phoenix.
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Magnetism
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What is the magnetic field
force equation?
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What can change in the
magnetic flux?
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What is Faraday's Law?
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What is Ampere-Maxwell's
Law?
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What is Lenz’s Law?
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How are EM waves created?
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A radio transmitter broadcasts at
a frequency of 200,000 Hz.
What is the wavelength of the
wave?
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What is the wavelength of the peak
of the blackbody radiation curve for
something at 3,000 K—the
temperature of the filament of a light
bulb?
What type of EM wave is this?
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About how hot does something
have to get to glow red hot?
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EM Spectrum
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The cosmic background
radiation has _____.
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The main form of radiation
that our bodies emit is
__________.
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__________ radiation is emitted
from a small hole in a furnace.
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The total radiant power emitted by a
blackbody is proportional to its
__________ raised to the fourth
power.
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The ionosphere reflects __________
frequency radio waves.
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The ozone layer absorbs
__________ radiation from
sunlight.
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Atmosphere
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The greenhouse effect occurs
because carbon dioxide in the
atmosphere absorbs
__________ radiation.
ANSWER
Atmosphere
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The increase in the amount of
carbon dioxide in the
atmosphere is responsible for
__________.
ANSWER
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Bones show up in x ray images
because they absorb x rays more
efficiently than muscle and other
tissues do. (True/False)
ANSWER
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__________ are emitted when high
speed electrons decelerate as they are
smashed into a metal target.
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TV remote controls use
__________ radiation.
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A superconductor expels any
magnetic field from its
interior. This is called
__________.
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Like poles (repel/attract).
Repel
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Magnetic field of the Earth on average
1 gauss or 100 µT
SI unit is Tesla = T
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Magnetic field at Phoenix.
1/2 gauss or 50 µT
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What is the magnetic field
force equation?
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F =qvB = ILB
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Where v & B are perpendicular
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What can change in the magnetic flux?
The Magnetic Field
The Area
The angle
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What is Faraday's Law?
A changing Magnetic Flux will create a changing
Electric Field that opposes the change.
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What is Ampere-Maxwell's Law?
A changing Electric Flux will create a changing
Magnetic Field that opposes the change.
A current will create a Magnetic Field..
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What is Lenz’s Law?
The induced EMF opposes the change that
caused it.
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How are EM waves created?
They are created by accelerating
charges.
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A radio transmitter broadcasts at a
frequency of 200,000 Hz.
What is the wavelength of the wave?
 =c/f = 1,500 m
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What is the wavelength of the peak of the
blackbody radiation curve for something
at 3,000 K—the temperature of the
filament of a light bulb?
What type of EM wave is this?
¬max in meters = 0.0029/T in K)
9.67*E 10-7 m = 967 nm, infrared
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About how hot does something have
to get to glow red hot?
T = 0.0029/¬ = 4265K = 3992OC = 7153 OF
PEAK AT RED
Red = 680 nm
Objects cooler than 700K (800OF) appear red because we can
not see into the infrared.
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The cosmic background radiation has _.
has a blackbody spectrum
.has its peak emission in the microwave band.
corresponds to a blackbody at a temperature of 2.726 Ks.
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The main form of radiation that
our bodies emit is infrared.
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Blackbody radiation is
emitted from a small hole in a
furnace.
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The total radiant power emitted by a
blackbody is proportional to its
temperature raised to the fourth power.
Power = AT4
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The ionosphere reflects low
(AM) frequency radio waves.
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The ozone layer absorbs
ultraviolet radiation from
sunlight.
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Atmosphere
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The greenhouse effect occurs
because carbon dioxide in the
atmosphere absorbs infrared
radiation.
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The increase in the amount of
carbon dioxide in the
atmosphere is responsible for
global warming, the greenhouse
effect.
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Bones show up in x ray
images because they absorb x
rays more efficiently than
muscle and other tissues do.
(True)
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X-rays are emitted when high
speed electrons decelerate as
they are smashed into a metal
target.
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TV remote controls use
infrared radiation.
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A superconductor expels any
magnetic field from its interior. This
is called the Meissner effect .
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