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| 2. | the central source of an earthquake |
| 3. | a thin length of perspex or glass through which light is passed |
| 4. | a wave that oscillates parallel to the direction the wave travels, e.g. sound waves and p waves |
| 5. | a wave that can cause skin damage when sunbathing |
| 6. | when a wave bounces back off a material |
| 8. | when the DNA inside a cell is altered by radiation |
| 10. | the length of one wave from crest to crest or trough to trough |
| 12. | an earthquakes longitudinal wave |
| 14. | the way of identifying some one using the patterns and colours of the eye |
| 16. | high frequency waves that are ionising and used to produce images of bone damage |
| 17. | some of the energy of a wave is ................ into a material in which it is travelling |
| 18. | when a wave passes through a material and changes direction |
| 19. | a wave that oscillates at right angles to the direction the wave travels, e.g. water waves and s waves |
| 20. | high frequency sound waves that we can not hear but useful for baby scanners |
| 22. | sending out a wave |
| 25. | an earthquakes transverse wave |