Chemistry, 24.02.2020 02:04 KillerSteamcar

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A student records the energy and wavelength of different electromagnetic waves in the table shown. (The abbreviation "eV" means an electron volt, a unit of energy.)

Which electromagnetic wave should the student write in place of the question mark?

A. infrared wave

B. gamma ray

C. radio

D. microwave

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