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Chapter 12

Chapter 12. Sections 12.6 to 12.10 Wavelength. Light. The study of light led to the development of the quantum mechanical model. Light is a kind of electromagnetic radiation.

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Chapter 25

Chapter 25. Erin Kreeger Andy Kang Jason Looney Matt Procopio Steven Tepper. Ozone Depletion. 25.1. Ozone. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOR82MZxEiA. Ozone. Ozone is made up of 3 oxygen atoms(O?) Diatomic oxygen has 2 oxygen atoms(O?) Oxygen is a strong oxidant

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Quantum Model

Quantum Model. Orbital diagram of chromium. Show the orbital diagram of chromium. Orbital diagram of chromium. Show the electron configuration of chromium. Orbital diagram of chromium. Show the abbreviated noble gas configuration of chromium. Quantum numbers.

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Light

Light. Where does light come from?. Our major light source: the Sun. Where else does light come from?. Sorting light sources. Natural vs. Man-made (artificial). Are these light sources?. moon. mirror. water.

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Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum

Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum. The Electromagnetic Spectrum. The electromagnetic spectrum represents the range of energy from low energy, low frequency radio waves with long wavelengths up to high energy, high frequency gamma waves with small wavelengths.

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SLO Quiz Training

SLO Quiz Training. Sun at noon. Where will it be at sunset? Dah. The same constellation. How long will it take until Gemini comes to the same position at Midnight? 6 months. New moon phase lasts for over a day. Sunset to sunrise, it looks like E. Why does the moon go through phases?.

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Electromagnetic Spectrum

Electromagnetic Spectrum. Warm-up. How would you define light?. Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum. Almost all of our information on space is derived from the light we see We have only returned samples from the Moon and a comet Also obtained meteor samples

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4 th SI Electromagnetic Waves POWERPOINT

4 th SI Electromagnetic Waves POWERPOINT. Definition: Gamma Rays. A electromagnetic wave with the highest frequency. Frequency Range >10^19 Hertz. Moon seen with Gamma Rays. Important Info. 1 Can treat cancer by killing disease cells. Important Info. 2 Most powerful of all EM waves.

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Light Notes

Light Notes. CP Physics Ms. Morrison. ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES. Electromagnetic Waves. Moving charged particles create magnetic fields Changing motion of charged particle creates expanding and collapsing magnetic field which generates and expanding and collapsing electric field

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Waves of the Electromagnetic Spectrum

Waves of the Electromagnetic Spectrum. EQ: What is the electromagnetic spectrum?. Vocabulary. Electromagnetic Spectrum Range of electromagnetic waves when they are ordered by increasing frequency Remember all EMW travel at the same speed, but they have different wavelengths and frequencies

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Unit 10: Atomic Theory and Periodicity

Unit 10: Atomic Theory and Periodicity. Section 1: Structure of the Atom. Structure of the Atom. The organization of the periodic table is based on the structure of the atom for each element The 20 th century is when most discoveries about the structure of atoms took place

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