Wave Phenomenon

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Wave Phenomenon Characterist ics that change Image Things to note Reflection Amplitude (decreases) Incident angle = Reflected angle Refraction Speed Wavelength Amplitude The greater the depth of water, the higher the speed of the wave Diffractio n Amplitude (decreases) The greater the wavelength / The smaller the size of the gap or obstacle, the more obvious the diffraction Interferen ce Not applicable

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Wave Phenomenon

Characteristics that change Image Things to note

Amplitude Reflection (decreases)

Incident angle = Reflected angle

Speed Wavelength Refraction Amplitude

The greater the depth of water, the higher the speed of the wave

The greater the wavelength / The smaller the size of the Amplitude Diffraction (decreases) gap or obstacle, the more obvious the diffraction

Antinode = constructive interference Note = destructive interference Interference Not applicable


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