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T0C12:How does RF radiation differ from ionizing radiation (radioactivity)?

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How does RF radiation differ from ionizing radiation (radioactivity)?

Direct answer summary (2026-2030 NCVEC pool)

The official correct answer for T0C12 is RF radiation does not have sufficient energy to cause chemical changes in cells and damage DNA.

Use this action or method: RF radiation does not have sufficient energy to cause chemical changes in cells and damage DNA. It is the choice that directly completes the job described in the question.

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