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Identify the electromagnetic waves whose wavelengths lie in the range$:$

$10^{–11} m < \lambda < 10^{–14} m$
$10^{–4} m < \lambda < 10^{–6} m$

Write one use for each.

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Answer

One use of the name given.

$X -$ rays$/$Gamma rays.

One use of the name given.

Infrared$/$Visible$/$Microwave.

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