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Though it’s non-ionizing, there is a paper out there about DNA resonance at mmW and THz. So I suppose you can still get cellular damage. So a single photon is
by madengr 8y ago
Though it’s non-ionizing, there is a paper out there about DNA resonance at mmW and THz. So I suppose you can still get cellular damage.
So a single photon is not ionizing, but I can certainly generate plasmas with lots of photons at lower energy. So the whole point of ionizing radiation is that it can induce cellular damage without killing the cell? So this can’t be done with non-ionizing radiation, even though it can certainly ionize with average energy?
- marcosdumay 8y ago> mmW Did you mean micro Watt here?
- fulafel 8y agomillimeter-waves, like in the high frequency 5G-NR radio - around 50 GHz.