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Examples: laser, X-rays, radio waves, etc.
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An example of a man made source of radiation is?
diagnostic radiation
A man made source or light?
what is man-made light
Energy that travels in waves in all directions from its source?
This is known as radiation. It can take the form of electromagnetic waves (such as light and heat) or particle radiation (such as alpha, beta, or gamma radiation). Radiation can come from natural sources like the sun or be man-made, as in the case of X-rays and nuclear reactions.
What natural and man-made items release radiation?
Light bulbs do
Where radiation occurs?
Radiation occurs naturally in sources like sunlight and cosmic rays, as well as through man-made sources like X-rays, nuclear power plants, and nuclear weapons testing. Radiation is the emission of energy through waves or particles from a source, which can have various effects on living organisms and the environment.
Is a candle a natural or man-made light source?
A candle is a natural light source because it is derived from natural materials such as wax and a wick.
What is man made disaster?
The Chernobyl disaster is an example of a man made disaster.
What is man made heritage?
man made heritage is things made and formed by man for example the Eiffel tower it is a man made building.
What are the best example of man made attraction?
a attracting place made by a man that place called by man made attraction.exampletaj mahal
What element gave off radiation on the fat man on Nagasaki?
The "Fat Man" was made from plutonium which emitted gamma rays.
What is a man made fibre?
Man made fibers are made from Man made products. Products that are not found in nature naturally. Plastics, nylon, polyester, acrylic and polyolefin for example are all man made compounds Nearly all of the manmade fibers are made from petroleum products.
Is radiation is a man made disaster?
Some nuclear radiation is man-made and some is natural. Most nuclear radiation is natural - a result of various naturally occuring isotopes of different elements. Much man-made radiation is beneficial including isotopes used to combat cancer. Of course some of the man-made instances are definitely disasters such as the atom bombs dropped at the end of WWII - although it can be persuasively argued that they were a disaster only for those subject to the blast and subsequent radiation while being beneficial to those saved by the quick end to the war.
