Which limit reduces data transfer when radio wave frequency rises?

💡 Explanation

Increased radio wave frequency raises the atmospheric absorption losses due to electromagnetic interaction with air molecules known as dielectric losses, because higher frequencies match molecular resonance frequencies causing increased energy absorption; therefore, transfer distance decreases rather than increasing signal strength.

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