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When some of the energy of a wave is transferred to the material in which it is travelling |
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The increase in size of a signal |
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The maximum distance of particles in a wave from thier normal positons |
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A signal sent in the form of a wave |
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Electromagnetic Spcectrum |
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A group of waves that all travel at the same speed in a vacuum and are all transverse |
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The production and sending out of waves |
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A substance which absorbs ultrviolet light and emits visible light |
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The number of oscillations of a particle in 1 second |
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Part of the electro-magnetic spectrum. They are radiation with the highest frequency |
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A way of identifying a person by the coloured patterns of their iris |
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A wave that oscillates parralel to the direction of travel |
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Part of the electromagnetic spectrum |
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When the DNA of cells is altered. |
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A thin glass or perpex rod which carries light |
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The complete movementof a particle from its starting point and back. |
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When waves pass into a material |
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Energy tranferred from a point |
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When the wave bounces off a boundry between materials |
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The change of speed and direction of a wave when it enters a new material |
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Building up an image of somthing in stages |
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A wave produced by an earthquake |
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Calculated using distance covered divided by time taken |
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Total Internal Reflection |
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Light reflecting off the inside of a material rather than refracting outwards |
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A wave that oscillates at right angles to the direction of travel |
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High-frequency sound waves which we cannot hear |
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The distance between who points in a wave which have moved a maximum distance from their normal positions |
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