Electromagnetic Radiation and Its Applications Quiz

Highest energy, shortest wavelength radiation.

Used in devices to detect heat signatures.

Universal constant in a vacuum.

Can cause DNA damage in skin cells.

Penetrates food, causing water molecules to vibrate.

Reveals objects within luggage.

Used for identification and tracking.

Detects concealed objects.

Creates detailed images of internal structures.

Carries data over long distances.

Longer than infrared but shorter than radio waves.

Protects from external electromagnetic fields.

Used in treatment for various medical conditions.

Enables wireless networking.

Produces coherent light for various applications.

Destroys microorganisms in water.

Excites electrons in semiconductors.

Connects cellular base stations.

Activates photosensitive drugs to treat cancer.

Reveals molecular structure.

Excites hydrogen atoms in the body to create images.

Destroys cancerous cells.

Penetrates clouds and foliage.

Studies properties of unpaired electrons.

Creates fine patterns on semiconductor wafers.