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anjilletteb

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The emission of bits of atoms that spin out at high velocities during the natural decay of radioactive substances is known as:
 a. electromagnetic radiation.
  b. incineration.
  c. particle radiation.
  d. rads.

Question 2

The full range of electromagnetic radiation is known as the:
 a. carrying capacity.
  b. electromagnetic spectrum.
  c. electromagnetic field.
  d. greenhouse effect.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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