Electromagnetic waves consist of
A. Compressions and rarefactions
B. High-frequency gravitati...
Chemistry, 09.02.2021 14:00 blessed4628
Electromagnetic waves consist of
A. Compressions and rarefactions
B. High-frequency gravitational waves
C. Particles of light energy
D. Vibrating electric and magnetic fields
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