_____ are low-energy radiations, most of whose energy can be absorbed when they collide with an atom in a molecule, without causing a structural or chemical change.

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Nonionizing radiations have low energy and therefore do not have enough energy to cause structural or chemical changes in atoms or molecules. Examples of nonionizing radiations include radio waves, microwaves, and visible light.

_____ Are Low-Energy Radiations, Most of Whose Energy Can Be