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5.1 – Light and Quantized Energy – Part 1
• OBJECTIVES: Students will be able to (SWBAT)
1. Predict the changes in wavelength and frequency based
on direct or indirect relationships
2. Describe the different forms of electromagnetic
radiation of the electromagnetic spectrum in terms of
2. Describe the different forms of electromagnetic
radiation of the electromagnetic spectrum in terms of
wavelength and frequency
• 8 lecture/10 reading questions
• 5-sentence summary
Notes: 5.1 – Light and Quantized
Energy – Part 1
Nuclear Atomic Model was Incomplete
• Rutherford’s model does not answer:
– why different elements have such different physical and
chemical properties
– how electrons behave and are arranged in an atom
• So scientists looked at the types of visible light • So scientists looked at the types of visible light
emitted from different elements and chemicals
– Helped them to understand the behavior of electrons
and their arrangement in atoms
Light travels in waves
• All energy travels in waves
• Energy in wave form � electromagnetic
radiation
Characteristics of a Wave
• WAVELENGTH (λ – Greek symbol lambda) – distance
from top to top (or bottom to bottom) of a wave
(units is meters (m) or nanometers (nm)wavelength
Highest part
of wave
Length of wave from crest to crest (or trough to
trough)
Amplitude
Height of wave
Lowest part
of wave
Converting from nm � m
• Attach “×10-9 m” to any value that is in nm
• Don’t worry about proper scientific notation form
• For example,• For example,
– 8.9 nm � m
– 24.3 nm � m
– 571 nm �m
8.9×10-9 m
24.3×10-9 m
571×10-9 m
Characteristics of a Wave
• FREQUENCY (ν – Greek symbol nu) – how frequently
the waves passes a fixed point
– Units is 1 cycle per second or 1
s
– All units of frequency:
= s-1 = hertz (Hz)
– Megahertz (MHz) is used also
s
1
s
Converting from MHz � Hz
• Attach “×106 Hz” to any value that is in MHz
• For example,
– 7.8 MHz � Hz 7.8×106 Hz– 7.8 MHz � Hz
– 90.4 MHz � Hz
– 162 MHz �Hz
7.8×106 Hz
90.4×106 Hz
162×106 Hz
Inverse or indirect Relationship
• Indirect or inverse proportional relationship
– As one value goes up, the other value goes down
(and vice versa)
• Wavelength and frequency have an indirect • Wavelength and frequency have an indirect
proportional relationship
– Wavelength ↑, frequency ↓ (λ ↑, ν ↓)
– Wavelength ↓, frequency ↑ (λ ↓, ν ↑)
Proportional Relationships
• Direct or directly proportional
– X ↑, Y ↑ (and X ↓, Y ↓)
• Inverse or indirectly proportional
– X ↑, Y ↓ (and X ↓, Y ↑)
• Wavelength and frequency have an indirectly • Wavelength and frequency have an indirectly
proportional relationship
– λ ↑, ν ↓
– λ ↓, ν ↑
Longest wavelength,
lowest frequency
↓
shortest wavelength,
highest frequency
↓
Electromagnetic Spectrum
• Electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) contains all types
of electromagnetic radiation
Radio Waves
• Longest wavelengths, lowest frequencies
• Radio, television and cell phone signals are sent
through radio waves
• Due to their very long wavelengths, often interfere
with other EMR’s (usually asked to shut off with other EMR’s (usually asked to shut off
equipment when other EMR’s are used…like in
planes and doctor’s office)
Microwaves
• Higher frequencies (than radio waves) allow uses
for cooking, radar, telecommunications and cell
phones
Infrared Waves
• Infrared waves are given off from a heat source and
allows for thermal imaging (heat-vision or night-
vision goggles)
• Some animals, like snakes, can sense infrared waves
Visible Light Waves
• Visible light waves come from light sources that
humans and other animals can detect
• Allows us to see various colors
• White light is a combination of all colors of the
visibile light spectrumvisibile light spectrum
Colors of Visible Light
Ultraviolet Waves
• The Sun, along with other types of EMR, emits
ultraviolet, or UV, waves
• Are harmful to humans in that they cannot be
blocked by human skin
• Can cause sunburns and skin cancer• Can cause sunburns and skin cancer
X-Rays
• Powerful x-rays can penetrate many surfaces such
as human skin to take photos of bones and
skeletons
• Also used in security measures such as at the
airportairport
Gamma Rays
• Most powerful waves of the EMS (highest
frequency, smallest wavelength)
• Result of many nuclear reactions and cosmic
(stellar) explosions
White Light
• White light is composed of a continuous spectrum
of colors from the visible spectrum within the EMS
– R.O.Y.G.B.I.V.: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo,
violet
• Can be separated by bending, or refracting• Can be separated by bending, or refracting
What type(s) of electromagnetic
radiation do we get from the Sun?
What type(s) of electromagnetic
radiation do we get from the Sun?