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Waves. Class Starter- Waves 1)What are some examples of waves in nature? – ripples in a pond, a guitar string, an earthquake 2) How can we measure a wave?
Waves. Class Starter- Waves 1)What are some examples of waves in nature? – ripples in a pond, a guitar string, an earthquake 2) How can we measure a wave?
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Topic: Forces and Motion Aim: How do you get an object to start moving? Do Now: Complete question # 3 on back of the KE and PE packet. HW:CL Waves due.
Topic: Forces and Motion Aim: How do you get an object to start moving? Do Now: Complete question # 3 on back of the KE and PE packet. HW:CL Waves due.
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UV Mini Lesson Spring 2011. I. Introduction What is UV light? UV stands for Ultraviolet, a portion of the light spectrum that is beyond the violet light.
UV Mini Lesson Spring 2011. I. Introduction What is UV light? UV stands for Ultraviolet, a portion of the light spectrum that is beyond the violet light.
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What are electromagnetic waves? Electromagnetic waves are waves that have both electric and magnetic fields. They do not have to have a medium to travel.
What are electromagnetic waves? Electromagnetic waves are waves that have both electric and magnetic fields. They do not have to have a medium to travel.
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(c) McGraw Hill Ryerson 2007 4.3 Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum The visible spectrum is a tiny portion of a much larger spectrum of radiation called.
(c) McGraw Hill Ryerson 2007 4.3 Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum The visible spectrum is a tiny portion of a much larger spectrum of radiation called.
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Sound JEOPARDY Sound Energy 100 200 300 400 500 Too Much Noise! 100 200 300 400 500 Play It Again 100 200 300 400 500 I Can’t Hear You 100 200 300 400.
Sound JEOPARDY Sound Energy 100 200 300 400 500 Too Much Noise! 100 200 300 400 500 Play It Again 100 200 300 400 500 I Can’t Hear You 100 200 300 400.
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How a receiving material responds to an interaction with light depends on 2 things: Frequency of the incoming light Natural frequency of the object.
How a receiving material responds to an interaction with light depends on 2 things: Frequency of the incoming light Natural frequency of the object.
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Notes
Notes
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The Electromagnetic Spectrum. In this session we will, Review the electromagnetic spectrum Discuss the various forms of energy represented on the electromagnetic.
The Electromagnetic Spectrum. In this session we will, Review the electromagnetic spectrum Discuss the various forms of energy represented on the electromagnetic.
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Physiology of Sleep
Physiology of Sleep
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Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum. (c) McGraw Hill Ryerson 2007 The visible spectrum is a tiny portion of a much larger spectrum of radiation called.
Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum. (c) McGraw Hill Ryerson 2007 The visible spectrum is a tiny portion of a much larger spectrum of radiation called.
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Biochemistry: The branch of chemistry that relates directly to life processes
Biochemistry: The branch of chemistry that relates directly to life processes
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