Electromagnetic Waves (Uses)
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| X-Rays are used for | Medicine and airline security, also to see inside structures and to kill cancer cells in radiation.
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| Gamma rays are used for | killing organisms in war/food, also a surgical tool to remove cancer cells (_____ knife)
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| Radio waves are used for | communication
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| Microwaves are used for | communication, radar, and cooking
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| Infrared waves are used for | detecting living things in the dark (predators, police/military), can pass through some materials which visible light cannot
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| Ultraviolet Light | Killing microorganisms to sanitize things.
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