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Addition model of color

The theory that explains what happens when coloured lights are mixed together to produce other colors

What happens when you mix colors

Angle of incidence

Angle of the incoming ray and the normal

Angle of blank ray and blank

Angle of reflection

Angle between the reflected ray and the normal

Space between blank ray and normal

Bioluminescence

Light omitted from a living organism as a result of naturally occurring chemical reaction inside the organism

Chemicals react in a living organism result in

Concave lens

Price of transparent material that is thinner in the middle then in the edge marking it curve in

Concave mirror

Reflecting surface that is curved inward that makes light rays come together

Convex lens

Price of transparent material that is thicker in the middle then the edge it is curved outward

Diffuse reflection

Reflection of light off an uneven surface which results in light scattering

Focal point

The point at which the light rays form an image come together

Illuminance

The amount of light arriving at one place per unit area

Incident ray

Ray of light that arrives at a mirror or enters a substance

Law of reflection

Angle of incidence of a wave hitting equals the amount of reflection

Lens

Price of glass or other transparent material that either brings together or spreads out light rays passing through it

Luminance intensity

The light that is emitted from the surface of an object such as a light

Luminous

Objects that give out light sun fire light bulb

Lens

Price of glass or other transparent material that either brings together or spreads out light rays passing through it

Luminance intensity

The light that is emitted from the surface of an object such as a light

Luminous

Objects that give out light sun fire light bulb

Electromagnetic spectrum in order

Gamma rays, x rays, ultra violet, visible light, infrared, micro waves, radio waves

Real image

An image that appears in the same side of a mirror as the object light rays pass through the object location and the image can be projected onto a screen ex projector or image produced on retina

Virtual image

When the light rays coming from an object don't meet but spear to meet when turned backwards it is on a plain mirror, ex your reflection in a mirror

Property of a wave

Wave property of light shows property of wave, form of energy, moves in every direction, wave lengths is the distance between the top of two waves

Properties of light

Consists of color which can split apart, light moves out ward from the source in every direction, form of energy, our eyes detect it, moves in straight lines, can be reflected and refracted, illuminance decreases with distance from the source

Primary colors

Red green and blue

Secondary colours made by

Red and blue make magenta


Red and green make yellow


Green and blue make cyan


Green blue and red make white


All colours make black

What is the difference between reflection and refraction

Refraction is when light ends around an object


Ex pencil looks bent in water


Reflection is when light hits an object and bounces off


Ex when you look in a mirror you see your reflection

What is umbra and panimbra

Panumbra is the partially shaded region of a shadow


Umbra is the fully shaded region of a shadow

What is opaque translucent and transparent

Opaque is an object that doesn't let light through


Translucent is when it lets a little light through


Transparent is when it lets all light through

How is the human eye similar to a camera

Pupil - aperture


Retina - film


Lens - lens


Ciliary muscles - focus ring

Subtraction model of color

When coloured pigments are mixed together each primary color of pigment subtracts a primary color of light and reflects the other two

Non luminous

Objects that do not give off light but may reflect most objects are not ex moon

Speculate reflection

Reflection off a smooth surface