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Blue Microwave Oven Questions
Can someone help with this i don’t get it…explain to me too please? Thanks in advance!?
1)if a blue light has a wavelength of 550 x 10-9 (550 nanometers), what is the frequency of the light?
2) As you move from the blue region of the electromagnetic spectrum to the red region of the electromagnetic spectrum, what happens to the wavelengths of the light?
3)As you move from the blue region of the electromagnetic spectrum to the red region of the electromagnetic spectrum, what happens to the frequency of the light?
4)Is the frequency of radiation used in a microwave oven higher or lower than that of your favorite FM radio station broadcasting at 91.7 x 106 Hz?
OK for # 1 you would use the equation.
frequency=c(speed of light)/wavelength. So therefore
frequency = (3.0x108meters/sec)/5.5×10-7meters
frequency=5.5x1014s-1
For # 2. Usually the blue end of the spectrum is around 200-300nm and the red is around 600-700nm. So therefore as you go from blue to red the wavelength increases.
For #3. The wavelength will increase. Looking at the equation in question #1 the wavelength is in the denominator and c is constant, therefore as the wavelength increases the frequency decreases.
For #4. Microwaves have a lightly lower frequency than infared energy. It is usually around 1×1012 hertz. Therefore the frequency of a microwave is much higher than your FM radio station.
Fight the Barbeque Blues With Vitamins, Herbs, And Antioxidants
Grilling meat over an open fire is something our ancestors have been doing for thousands of years. But people today who are indulging in chicken and cheeseburgers face a lot of concerns that our ancestors never even dreamed of. These include air pollutants and cancer-causing compounds. Research has proven that grilling meats creates two types of compounds that can lead to cancer. More so, both briquettes and lump charcoal spew hydrocarbons and soot particles as they burn, which encourage global warming contribute to many health problems. However, the majority of us cannot resist barbeque. So instead of dodging barbequed food, learn to grill without the guilt and fewer health risks.
Barbeque emissions are well below those from motor vehicles and the industry in rank, but its environmental effects are just as harmful given that burning charcoal contributes to smog and global warming. Lump charcoal is actually made from charred wood, which is a factor in deforestation. It can be compared to fuels that we use in furnaces and water heaters, such as oil, gas, and wood. Like these other fuels, charcoal produces soot when it is burned. These particles in soot are air pollutants and microscopic solids which are inhaled and deposited in the lungs. Particle pollution is associated with asthma, strokes, heart attacks, lung cancer, and reduced life expectancy.
Once animal fat drips onto the flame of a charcoal or gas grill, carcinogenic compounds rise with the smoke and are deposited on the meat. Other harmful chemicals are then formed on the food as it continues to char. The more time the meat spends on the grill, the more harmful chemicals that are created. These compounds do not form on vegetables, as it is a reaction with animal-based foods that generates the harmful effects. However, any food that is over-charred contains other types of cancer-causing substances.
Grilling is a method of cooking that adds to the formation and deposit of cancer-causing substances on meat, as both substances deposited are undesirable and carcinogenic. The high heat of grill cooking produces more harmful chemicals than oven roasting or baking a lower temperature, but beef and chicken must both be cooked at temperatures high enough to destroy E. coli and other harmful bugs.
Because cancer risk is influenced much more by long-term patterns than occasional patterns, the goal is to have a diet that balances calories you take in with calories you put out, and to eat a diet containing many fruits and vegetables. Grilling less meat and more vegetables can reduce pollution on many levels. Also, vegetarian sources of protein, such as veggie burgers, contain few or no harmful chemicals when grilled. So for those summer days when a barbecue is irresistible, be sure to use natural charcoal, which is made from environmentally friendly wood sources and low-emission plant wastes.
Thankfully, all natural charcoals are chemical-free. In order to minimize cancerous compounds on the grill, cook at lower temperatures and flip meat every one to two minutes. Marinating meat or precooking it in a microwave for two minutes will also reduce hazardous compounds and carcinogenic compounds can be reduced by grilling lower-fat meats with fewer fat drippings.
By simply limiting the animal protein portion and making vegetables and grains a larger part of the meal, you can minimize the carcinogens and maximize your intake of cancer-protective vitamins and natural compounds. For most eliminating meat is undesirable, so supplementing with herbs and vitamins that help boost the immune system and act as antioxidants such as grape seed extract, vitamin c, and bioflavonoids can help the body fight off those nasty carcinogens produced from grilling.
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