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- Electromagnetic radiation of a particular wave length/color.
- Infrared waves are invisible to the eye, although longer infrared waves can be felt as heat.

Example:

1. Warm objects, such as the human body, produce large amounts of infrared waves

2. Heat-sensitive CCTV cameras work by detecting these infrared waves.

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Wavelength is around 750 nm to 1,300 nm

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The frequency is about 215 THz to 400 THz.

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1. Communication

2. Thermal imaging

3. Night vision

4. Heating

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1. Burns

2. Irritation of skin

3. Hypotension (LBP)

4. Eye damage

5. Dehydration

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- Almost half of the energy arriving at the Earth from the sun comes as infrared light

- Infrared ovens were the first ovens.

- Infrared waves strengthens the cardiovascular system

- Infrared thermal therapy to treat Hyperthermia

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