To solve the problem of matching electromagnetic waves to their production methods, we need to understand the characteristics and generation techniques of different electromagnetic waves:
1. Radio Waves: These are generated by oscillating circuits with a suitable frequency. They are often used in communication devices.
2. X-Rays: Produced by the process of fast-moving electrons striking a metal target. This generates electromagnetic radiation in the form of X-rays.
3. Gamma Rays: Emitted from the nuclei of radioactive atoms during nuclear reactions. They have high energy and are the product of nuclear processes.
4. Ultraviolet Rays: These can be produced using a mercury vapor lamp. They have higher energy than visible light and are often used in sterilization processes.
Electromagnetic Wave | Production Method/Device |
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(A) Radio Waves | (II) Oscillating Circuits |
(B) X-Rays | (III) Bombarding of High Energy Electrons on a Metal Target |
(C) Gamma Rays | (IV) Radioactive Nuclei |
(D) Ultraviolet Rays | (I) Mercury Vapour Lamp |
The correct answer is: (A) - (II), (B) - (III), (C) - (IV), (D) - (I)