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Understanding Mass, Energy, and EM Radiation: Waves and Particles, Slides of Medical Genetics

An introduction to the concepts of mass, energy, and electromagnetic radiation (emr). It covers the relationship between mass and resistance to acceleration, the definition of energy as the ability to do work, and the wave-particle duality of emr. The document also explains the conservation of mass and the properties of em waves, such as reflection, refraction, and interference. Additionally, it discusses the particle characteristics of emr, including the concept of quanta or photons.

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Download Understanding Mass, Energy, and EM Radiation: Waves and Particles and more Slides Medical Genetics in PDF only on Docsity! Energy and Mass Introduction Docsity.com Mass • Mass−Measure of the resistance of a body to acceleration. – eg. • Newton’s 2nd Law amNewtonsF  =)( Docsity.com Electron-Volt • For 1 electron moving in a 1V potential difference, – • Define this as 1 electron-Volt (eV) ( )( ) JE 1818 106.11106.1 −− ×=×= Docsity.com Conservation of Mass • – c is the speed of light •     = 2 22)()( s mckgmJE s m810997925.2 × Docsity.com 1 amu = (1.66043 107” 2.997925 x 10°) 1 amu = 1.49232x10-7 Docsity.com Waves • Longitudinal waves—disturbance in the direction of propagation. – eg. sound Animation courtesy of Dr. Dan Russell, Kettering University Docsity.com • Transverse waves—disturbance perpendicular to direction of propagation. – eg. waves in the ocean Animation courtesy of Dr. Dan Russell, Kettering University Docsity.com • Regardless of the type of wave, they can be characterized by: – wavelength (λ) – frequency (f) – phase (φ) – velocity (ν) – amplitude λν f= Docsity.com Reriection “narmal place > . le gue Bee miror Cpependa ater to eiccor) (CSrall’s ) baw of RePlectisn = Of = Op Rereaction tg Maang tar) Cgtews) incederk cay : ers : = 3 yarrnet <8 transmitted if ny>ny 4ren 48, ray nena fen O,> Or (, beat foward normal qeing rate higher index bert “wy from pornal gens ‘inte tower index Docsity.com • Particle characteristics of EM radiation: – Particles of EM radiation are called quanta or photons. • Photons can be thought of as wave packets of electric and magnetic fields E  H  λ wavelength oscillatory electric field (force) s mc 8103×= λ ν hchEEnergyhotonP === perpendicular magnetic field (force) Docsity.com • h is Planck’s constant skeVsJh •×=•×= −− 1834 1013.41062.6 ( ) ( ) λ λ /1024.1 9−×== hckeVE Docsity.com EM Radiation Low E, long λ—Acts like wave. High E, short λ—Acts like particles. Docsity.com • Scientists have observed that electromagnetic radiation has a dual "personality." – Besides acting like waves. • It acts like a stream of particles (called "photons") that have no mass. – The photons with the highest energy correspond to the shortest wavelengths. Docsity.com • Electromagnetic waves are produced by the motion of electrically charged particles. – These waves are also called "electromagnetic radiation" because they radiate from the electrically charged particles. – They travel through empty space as well as through air and other substances. Docsity.com
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