Across
- 2. Light traveling through a converging lens will always converge at a single point
- 5. The angle an incoming ray of light makes in relation to a line perpendicular to the surface of entry
- 10. The angle a reflected ray of light makes in relation to a line perpendicular to the surface of entry
- 11. Electromagnetic radiation with an even higher frequency (shorter wavelengths) than ultraviolet light, thus more destructive to living tissue; Used in medicine to see bones and other internal structures
- 12. All the electromagnetic waves in creation
- 16. Electromagnetic radiation with the highest frequency (shortest wavelengths); a form of radioactivity
- 17. Electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths slightly longer than infrared light (lower frequency); this radiation is found in microwave ovens
- 18. Transport light over greater distances because light entering them is only reflected internally and cannot escape
- 19. According to this theory, which was first introduced by Sir Isaac Newton, light comes in tiny packets
- 22. According to this theory, which was first introduced by physicist Christian Huygens, light is a wave
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- 1. Electromagnetic waves that human eyes can see
- 3. According to this theory, light is tiny packets of waves called photons
- 4. When both sides of a lens curve inward
- 6. Light has both wavelike characteristics and particle-like characteristics
- 7. When both sides of a lens curve outward
- 8. When light (or sound) waves bounce off an obstacle
- 9. A transverse wave composed of an oscillating electric field and a magnetic field that oscillates perpendicular to the electric field
- 13. The angle of reflection equals the angle of incidence
- 14. An oval-shaped lens that focuses light passing through at a single point
- 15. Electromagnetic radiation that has enough energy to kill living tissue; found next to violet light on the electromagnetic spectrum with a higher frequency (shorter wavelengths)
- 20. Electromagnetic radiation that has a frequency lower than red light (longer wavelengths); when a hot object gives off heat, most of the energy is in the form of infrared light
- 21. A lens shaped like a capital "I" that spreads the light traveling through it out in all directions
