Asked by dallasboy
Which is not a form of ionizing radiation?
ultraviolet light
gamma rays
X-rays
infrared light
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Infrared light.
Explanation: Gamma rays and X-rays are ionizing. Ultraviolet can be ionizing at the short-wavelength/high-energy end, but infrared photons have too little energy to ionize atoms—they cause vibrational/rotational excitation (heat) instead.
Explanation: Gamma rays and X-rays are ionizing. Ultraviolet can be ionizing at the short-wavelength/high-energy end, but infrared photons have too little energy to ionize atoms—they cause vibrational/rotational excitation (heat) instead.
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