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'''Gamma rays''' or (<math>\gamma</math>), are a type of electromagnetic radiation that have the highest frequency on the [[electromagnetic spectrum]]. The boundary between gamma rays and x-rays is not strictly defined, but all gamma rays have frequencies of at least <math>10^{19}</math> Hz.
 
'''Gamma rays''' or (<math>\gamma</math>), are a type of electromagnetic radiation that have the highest frequency on the [[electromagnetic spectrum]]. The boundary between gamma rays and x-rays is not strictly defined, but all gamma rays have frequencies of at least <math>10^{19}</math> Hz.
 
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Overview

Gamma rays or ($\gamma$), are a type of electromagnetic radiation that have the highest frequency on the electromagnetic spectrum. The boundary between gamma rays and x-rays is not strictly defined, but all gamma rays have frequencies of at least $10^{19}$ Hz.

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  • [Physics]

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