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LIGHT 25.1

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LIGHT 25.1

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Main Idea: Light waves

Properties of Light

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Learning Goals

Describe the properties of light.

Describe waves included in the

electromagnetic spectrum.

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Key Question:

What are the characteristics of

light?

Light Waves

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Properties of light

Light travels fast over

long distances and carries

energy and information.

Light travels in straight

lines, but can be bent by

lenses or reflected by

mirrors heat and warmth.

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The electromagnetic spectrum

Light is a form of energy.

The visible light we see is part of the

electromagnetic spectrum.

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Properties of lightYou see book pages because light in the

room reflects from the page to your

eyes.

Your eyes and brain use the information

carried by the light to make a mental

picture.

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Light is produced by atoms

Most light is produced by atoms.

Light is produced when the electron

releases energy.

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Color and energyWhen all the colors of the rainbow are

combined, we see light without any

color.

We call the combination of all colors

white light.

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Color and energy

Compare the hot, blue flame from a gas

stove to the orange flame of a match.

The light from a gas flame is blue (high

energy) and the light from a match is

red-orange (low energy).

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The speed of light

The speed at which light travels through

air is about 300 million meters per second.

The speed of light is so important in

physics that it is given its own symbol, a

lower case “c”.

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Speed of light

The speed of light is so fast that when

lightning strikes a few miles away, we hear

the thunder after we see the lightning.

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Wavelength and Frequency of Light

Because the wavelength

of light is so small,

scientists measure it in

nanometers.

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Electromagnetic spectrum

The entire range of electromagnetic waves,

including all possible frequencies, is called

the electromagnetic spectrum.

This spectrum includes visible light and

invisible waves:

radio wave

microwaves

infrared light

ultraviolet light

X-rays

gamma rays

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