Please compelete the following: 3. Which electromagnetic wave carries more energy?1010 10 1 10 10 10 104 10* 10* 10 10° 10° 1019 1o" 10WavelengthCommonName ofradio wavesIntrareduitraviolethard X raysWavemicrowavessoft X raysgammaraysX гayRed lightMicrowaveRadio wave4. Which property of light is observed in the image?ReflectionPartial reflectionRefractionTotal internal refractionvisible 1. What is the state of this atom?H = 4n=2Ground stateAlteredExcitedReactive2. What is light made of?Particles called photonsElectromagnetic wavesBothO None

3. Which electromagnetic wave carries more energy? wovelength 10 1ợ 1ợ | 19' 10° 10° 10* 10' 10* 10' 10* 10° 10" 10" 10" Common Name of Infrared Qraviolet hard X rays radio waves Wave microwaves soft X rays gamma ays X ray Red light Microwave Radio wave visible

3. Which electromagnetic wave carries more energy? wovelength 10 1ợ 1ợ | 19' 10° 10° 10* 10' 10* 10' 10* 10° 10" 10" 10" Common Name of Infrared Qraviolet hard X rays radio waves Wave microwaves soft X rays gamma ays X ray Red light Microwave Radio wave visible

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3. Which electromagnetic wave carries more energy?
10
10 10 1 10 10 10 104 10* 10* 10 10° 10° 1019 1o" 10
Wavelength
Common
Name of
radio waves
Intrared
uitraviolet
hard X rays
Wave
microwaves
soft X rays
gamma
rays
X гay
Red light
Microwave
Radio wave
4. Which property of light is observed in the image?
Reflection
Partial reflection
Refraction
Total internal refraction
visible

1. What is the state of this atom?
H = 4
n=2
Ground state
Altered
Excited
Reactive
2. What is light made of?
Particles called photons
Electromagnetic waves
Both
O None

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