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... radiation , and x rays . In the first part of this chapter , the nature of electromagnetic radiation is examined , and ways of visualizing and representing its behavior are described . We shall find that under certain circumstances ...
... radiation , and x rays . In the first part of this chapter , the nature of electromagnetic radiation is examined , and ways of visualizing and representing its behavior are described . We shall find that under certain circumstances ...
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... RADIATION Visible light was the first form of electromagnetic radiation to be rec- ognized and investigated . Speculation concerning the nature of light came from such scientists as Isaac Newton and Robert Hooke in En- gland , Rene ...
... RADIATION Visible light was the first form of electromagnetic radiation to be rec- ognized and investigated . Speculation concerning the nature of light came from such scientists as Isaac Newton and Robert Hooke in En- gland , Rene ...
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... RADIATION When certain experiments involving electromagnetic radiation are performed , the results cannot be satisfactorily interpreted by applying the wave model of radiation together with the assumption that matter can absorb any ...
... RADIATION When certain experiments involving electromagnetic radiation are performed , the results cannot be satisfactorily interpreted by applying the wave model of radiation together with the assumption that matter can absorb any ...
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