Meaning Infrared light
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Infrared light


The part of the electromagnetic spectrum that has slightly lower energy than visible light, but is not visible to the human eye. Just as there are low-pitched sounds that cannot be heard, there is low [..]
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Infrared light


The part of the electromagnetic spectrum that has slightly lower energy than visible light, but is not visible to the human eye. Just as there are low-pitched sounds that cannot be heard, there is low [..]
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Infrared light


Infrared radiation (or infrared light) is invisible to the human eye, but can be sensed as 'heat', or thermal radiation. Even cold objects emit infrared radiation. It has a wavelength between 7000 Angstroms (less than a micron) and several hundred microns. (See also Electromagnetic radiation.) Only a small fraction of the infrared light c [..]
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Infrared light


Electromagnetic waves longer than those of visible light and shorter than radio waves.
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Infrared light


invisible light with wavelengths roughly between 750  nm and 1  mm
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Infrared light


Invisible light beyond the 750 nanometers(red end of the visible lights).
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Infrared light


The part of the electromagnetic spectrum that has slightly lower energy than visible light, but is not visible to the human eye. Just as there are low-pitched sounds that cannot be heard, there is low-energy light that cannot be seen. Infrared light can be detected as the heat from warm-blooded animals.
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