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Which band of em spectrum used in night sight?
infrared
Which band of the electromagnetic spectrum is used in night sights?
Gheresi
What is the name used to describe a section of the electromagnetic spectrum?
Perhaps you are after the word band or bandwidth.
Hypothetically could sound be used to cook food the way microwaves cook food in a microwave oven?
Yes. But you wouldn't want to be near it. Yikes!
What part of the electromagnetic spectrum do the chloroplasts use?
Chloroplasts of different plants absorb different wavelengths, but usually regions within the Visible light band are used.
Which band of em spectrum used in night sight?
infrared
Which band of the electromagnetic spectrum is used in night sights?
Gheresi
Why is aluminium foil used to cook food?
to furthuer cook the food
What is the name used to describe a section of the electromagnetic spectrum?
Perhaps you are after the word band or bandwidth.
Which type of spectrums can be used to study atomic and molecular structure?
Line and Band spectrum.
What was a stove used for during war?
It was used to cook food for the troops. Everyone needs food!
What is the definition of spectron?
A spectrum is a band of colors, as seen in the rainbow. It is also used to classify something, or to suggest that it can be classified.
How was the microwave used when originally invented?
The Microwave was used to cook food.
What is the use of cng?
used to cook food used as a fuel in transportation
How are microwaves useful?
Microwaves are electromagnetic radiation in the radio portion of the spectrum. The can be used like radio to send data; they are used in radar to bounce back of objects; they are used in microwave cookers to heat food.
What is the difference between carrier and band?
The carrier is the actual EM energy used for transmission. The band is a subset of a convenient (and arbitrary) human conception of the electromagnetic spectrum. It's analogous to a real pencil line (the carrier) drawn in an imaginary lane (the band) of an endless expanse of very real concrete (the electromagnetic spectrum).
How did the woodland Indians cook their food?
they used rocks and fire
