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Report Abuse. They are both electromagnetic radiation. Ultraviolet is at the high frequency end of visible light, but microwave radiation is at a much higher frequency. They are the same except for the frequencies involved and therefore their wavelengths.Google both terms.est Answer: Well both are outside the visible spectrum of light. They have different wavelengths and frequencies. UV radiation is more intense than the microwave radiation.
Microwaves are electromagnetic waves that fly through space at the speed of light. We can't see microwaves, but if you could, you would see the microwave cooking chamber light up with an intense glow. Microwaves are shorter than radio waves but longer than infrared radiation. The microwave used for cooking is about 12 centimeters from crest to crest, says Louis Bloomfield, a professor of physics at the University of Virginia. At this wavelength, microwaves are readily absorbed by most foods. But the particles in a microwave, known as photons, don't have enough energy to damage molecules and cause cancer like ultraviolet rays or X-rays. Microwaves are sandwiched between radio waves and infrared light on the electromagnetic spectrum.