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  • Do electromagnetic waves have electrons in them?

    naveee

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    i have a doubt electromagnetic waves has electrons in it ????
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  • lal

    Member • Feb 8, 2013

    Not actually. Visible light is an example for electromagnetic radiation. If the particle nature of light is considerd, EM radiations are made of photons.

    Electrons can make electromagnetic radiation. If an electron is excited, it emits energy as EM radiation when returning to stable state. But the elctron doesn't move along the path of emitted radiation.

    An electromagnetic wave has both electric and magnetic field components perpendicular to each other at a fixed ratio of intensities.
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  • soni.sapan

    Member • Feb 9, 2013

    In short EM waves are made of photons not electrons.
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  • Jeffrey Arulraj

    Member • Feb 13, 2013

    EM is merely oscillating electric and magnetic fields perpendicular to each other

    These disturbances can be triggered by an electron But they are not made up of electrons
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