Electromagnetic waves and particles having short wavelengths and energy high enough to ionize atoms are known as ionizing radiation.

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This statement is correct. Examples of ionizing radiation include X-rays, gamma rays, and cosmic rays. These types of radiation can strip electrons from atoms, causing them to become ionized and potentially causing damage to living tissues.

Electromagnetic Waves and Particles Having Short Wavelengths and Energy High