| Across |
| 3. | wavelengths we can see |
| 7. | when some of the wave energy is transferred to the material it travels through |
| 10. | the distance between two points in a wave (e.g. peak to peak) |
| 12. | a fibre that is used to send messages as light |
| 13. | a wave that oscillates at right angles to the direction of travel |
| 15. | giving out or sending out waves |
| 16. | wavelengths longer than 0.001nm used to sterilise equipment |
| 17. | the increase in size of a wave |
| 19. | wavelengths of 100nm used for tanning |
| 20. | the change in speed of a wave as it passes from one material to the next |
| 23. | a longitudinal wave produced by an earthquake |
| 26. | a signal which had two levels of states |
| 27. | wavelengths of 0.01mm used as heating |
| 28. | when waves pass into a material |
| 29. | when DNA in cells is altered by specific types of radiatio |
| 31. | To knock electrons out of atoms - happens in shortwave radiation |
| 32. | the source of an earthquake |
| 33. | energy tranferred from a point |