Title of the Activity 1.1: Radiation Sources in Our Community
Directions/Instructions:
In this activity, you will examine the following sources of radiation. Identify the
locations where you might find them. For example, outdoors, in specific buildings,
or certain work settings. List down the benefits and harmful effects on living things
and the environment. Indicate whether the source is ionizing radiation, non-
ionizing radiation or both.
Activity
Proper:
Sources of
Locations
Benefits Harmful Effect Ionizing
Radiation
radiation, non-
ionizing
radiation, or Bot
Ultraviolet (UV)
light lamp used in
checking passbook
and cheques in the
bank
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Directions/Instructions:
In this activity, you will examine the following sources of radiation. Identify the
locations where you might find them. For example, outdoors, in specific buildings,
or certain work settings. List down the benefits and harmful effects on living things
and the environment. Indicate whether the source is ionizing radiation, non-
ionizing radiation or both.
Activity
Proper:
Sources of
Locations
Benefits Harmful Effect Ionizing
Radiation
radiation, non-
ionizing
radiation, or Bot
Ultraviolet (UV)
light lamp used in
checking passbook
and cheques in the
bank
GUYA PAHELP NEED NA SA THURSDAY EH
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Radiation Sources in Our Community
Radiation is energy that comes from a source and travels at the speed of light through space. This energy has wave-like qualities and is coupled with an electric and magnetic field. Radiation is sometimes known as "electromagnetic waves." In nature, electromagnetic radiation covers a wide spectrum of frequencies. One example is visible light.
Ultraviolet radiation, x-rays, and gamma rays are examples of high-energy radiation.
When X-rays and gamma rays interact with atoms, they can remove electrons and cause the atom to become ionized since they have so much energy. Protons and neutrons in radioactive atoms are unstable mixtures.
The spontaneous release of energy from an unstable atom to get to a more stable state is known as radioactivity.
1. Ultraviolet radiation produces Vitamin D that is good for our skin.
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