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  • What Are Gamma Rays? Understanding the Electromagnetic Spectrum
    The electromagnetic waves with the highest frequencies are called gamma rays.

    Here's a breakdown of the electromagnetic spectrum from lowest to highest frequency:

    * Radio waves: Used for communication, broadcasting, and radar.

    * Microwaves: Used for cooking, communication, and radar.

    * Infrared radiation: Emitted by warm objects, used for thermal imaging and remote sensing.

    * Visible light: The range of frequencies our eyes can see.

    * Ultraviolet radiation: Can cause sunburns, used in sterilization and medical imaging.

    * X-rays: Used in medical imaging, security screening, and material analysis.

    * Gamma rays: Emitted from radioactive decay, used in medical treatment and industrial applications.

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