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What is electromagnetic radiation

Light, form of energy

What is an Electromagnetic wave

What light travels in
blue: magnetic field Red: Electric field Black:direction

What light travels in


blue: magnetic field Red: Electric field Black:direction

Light travels at

300,000 km per second

Surface of light

Light when it hits the surface can be:


-Transmitted through it


-Reflected off it


-Absorbed into it

What is Transparent:


& include an example

Light hits the surface almost all light is transmitted through as substance a clear image can be seen through it.


eg. clear glass shallow water

What is Translucent:


& include an example

Some light may be reflected and light that passes though is scattered.An image through it is fuzzy


eg. Tissue paper, finger rolls & frosted glass

What is Opaque:


& include an example

Light is either reflected or absorbed by a substance and no light is transmitted. No image can be seen through


eg. A brick, wood, desk & football

What is Luminous

An object that releases or emits its own light.

What is reflection

When light reflects off a very smooth surface such a mirror or window


eg. See image when the light is reflected from a very smooth surface

When does a Regular reflection occur

From a very smooth surface and forms clear, sharp images.

What is a diffuse reflection

Surfaces reflect light in many directions and do not form an image

Law of reflection

The law of reflection states that the incident ray, the reflected ray, and the normal to the surface of the mirror all lie in the same plane. Furthermore, the angle of reflection equals to the angle of incidence .




Angle of incidence=Angle of reflection


I=R

What is the image of law of reflection

What is a plane mirror

A flat mirror

what is the lateral inversion

means the apparent reversal of the mirror image's left and right when compared with the object

What is a Virtual image

When a plane mirror produces an image of an object, as a candle. It looks like its inside and behind the mirror

An image is seen in a plane image

-Upright


-Same size as the object


-Literally inverted


-Is virtual


-Appears as far inside the mirror as the candle

What is refraction

When light has been bent as it traveled at out the water, into the glass, to the air

What is a refractive index

As a measure of how easily light travels, through a substance

What is there speed & refraction index


Air


Ice


Water


Perspex


Glass Dimond

Speed Refraction Index


300,000 1.00


231,000 1.31


226,000 1.33


200,000 1.49


197,000 1.52


124,000 2.42

What is the angle of refraction

The angle made by a refracted ray with a perpendicular to the refracting surface.


(Bends away from the norm)

What are depth illusions

Is when light from an object underwater is bent away from the normal when it leaves the water surface into the air.

What is a critical angle

The angle of incidence beyond which rays of light passing through a denser medium to the surface of a less dense medium are no longer refracted but totally reflected.

what is a total internal reflection

the complete reflection of a light ray reaching an interface with a less dense medium when the angle of incidence exceeds the critical angle.