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Zaria Benton
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21 February, 21:26
What are the frequencies of EM spectrum
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Kaitlin Bullock
21 February, 21:51
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The EM spectrum has no limits. Any frequency you can imagine
is the frequency of some electromagnetic radiation somewhere.
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