Chapter 27 Properties of Light Light Photons ElectromagneticRadiation.
Ch 27 - Light 11-12 B
Transcript of Ch 27 - Light 11-12 B
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Mr. Sudbury Mr. Sudbury
� Reflection is when a wave reaches a boundary between two media, some or all of the wave bounces back.
� The Law of Reflection states Law of Reflection states Law of Reflection states Law of Reflection states that the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection.
� The reflection creates a virtual imagevirtual imagevirtual imagevirtual image. Called a virtual image because the light doesn’t start there.
� In a plane mirror image size and distance is equal to the true size and distance of the object.
� a) convex mirror makes the image appear smaller.
� B) concave mirror makes the image appear larger.
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� Newton passed sunlight (white light) through a prism and saw the color spectrum (ROYGBIV).
� The colors we see are from rays of the light reflecting off of the object.
� The color that something appears to be is because it reflects that λ of light.
� RefractionRefractionRefractionRefraction – The change in direction of a wave as it crosses a boundary between two media in which the wave travels at different speeds.
� When light waves travel through a different When light waves travel through a different When light waves travel through a different When light waves travel through a different medium. Their speed changes, so they bend.medium. Their speed changes, so they bend.medium. Their speed changes, so they bend.medium. Their speed changes, so they bend.
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� The separation of light into colors according to their frequency.
� Rainbows
� EM Spectrum (freq, wavelenght)
� Velocity
� Transparent vs opaque
� Diffraction
� Rays
� Polarization
� Color
� Reflection
� Refraction