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How are types of energy in the electromagnetic spectrum defined? Question 32 options: a) By their atomic structure b) By their color c) By their amplitude d) By their speed e) By their wavelength
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How are types of energy in the electromagnetic spectrum defined?
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a) By their atomic structure
b) By their color
c) By their amplitude
d) By their speed
e) By their wavelength
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The answer is E just took the test
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It is defined by their wavelength. Different colors have different wavelengths. For example, radio waves have a really long wavelength, whereas gamma-rays have a very short wavelength.
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