Which of the following statements concerning electromagnetic radiation are true? Select all that apply. The electromagnetic spectrum when ordered from highest energy to lowest energy gives the following order: gamma rays > x-rays > ultraviolet > visible > infrared > microwaves > radio waves The speed of x-rays is faster than the spced of ultraviolet light rays in a vacuum OUltraviolet light has longer wavclengths than infrared light A photon with a wavelength of 250 nm has one-half as much energy as a photon with a wavelength of 500 nm Electromagnetic radiation consists of perpendicular electric and magnetic fields that are propagated as waves: The set of wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation that can be absorbed by a gas-phasc atom is the samo for cach clement The greater the frequency of clectromagnetic radiation, the greater the energy of that radiation The amplitude of a wave of cloctromagnetic radiation is rclated to the intensity of light

Which of the following statements concerning electromagnetic radiation are true? Select all that apply. The electromagnetic spectrum when ordered from highest energy to lowest energy gives the following order: gamma rays > x-rays > ultraviolet > visible > infrared > microwaves > radio waves The speed of x-rays is faster than the spced of ultraviolet light rays in a vacuum OUltraviolet light has longer wavclengths than infrared light A photon with a wavelength of 250 nm has one-half as much energy as a photon with a wavelength of 500 nm Electromagnetic radiation consists of perpendicular electric and magnetic fields that are propagated as waves: The set of wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation that can be absorbed by a gas-phasc atom is the samo for cach clement The greater the frequency of clectromagnetic radiation, the greater the energy of that radiation The amplitude of a wave of cloctromagnetic radiation is rclated to the intensity of light

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