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    Light undergoes various phenomena including reflection, refraction, dispersion, and diffraction. Reflection occurs when light bounces off a surface, such as a mirror. Refraction is when light bends as it passes from one medium to another, such as through lenses or water droplets forming rainbows. Dispersion is when white light separates into the visible color spectrum. Diffraction causes light to bend when passing around edges or through slits. These phenomena explain optical illusions in nature like mirages and halos seen around celestial objects.

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    Light undergoes various phenomena including reflection, refraction, dispersion, and diffraction. Reflection occurs when light bounces off a surface, such as a mirror. Refraction is when light bends as it passes from one medium to another, such as through lenses or water droplets forming rainbows. Dispersion is when white light separates into the visible color spectrum. Diffraction causes light to bend when passing around edges or through slits. These phenomena explain optical illusions in nature like mirages and halos seen around celestial objects.

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    Light undergoes various phenomena including reflection, refraction, dispersion, and diffraction. Reflection occurs when light bounces off a surface, such as a mirror. Refraction is when light bends as it passes from one medium to another, such as through lenses or water droplets forming rainbows. Dispersion is when white light separates into the visible color spectrum. Diffraction causes light to bend when passing around edges or through slits. These phenomena explain optical illusions in nature like mirages and halos seen around celestial objects.

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    Light undergoes various phenomena including reflection, refraction, dispersion, and diffraction. Reflection occurs when light bounces off a surface, such as a mirror. Refraction is when light bends as it passes from one medium to another, such as through lenses or water droplets forming rainbows. Dispersion is when white light separates into the visible color spectrum. Diffraction causes light to bend when passing around edges or through slits. These phenomena explain optical illusions in nature like mirages and halos seen around celestial objects.

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    PHENOMENIA

    OF
    LIGHT
    GROUP 4
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    Smooth reflecting surface associated with mirrors.There are two kinds of MIRRORS
    a PLANE MIRROR and SPHERICAL MIRROR.

    There are two types of Spherical Mirror.The Convex and Concave Mirror.

    Concave Mirror is the one that bulges outward.It usually shows thing the
    right way up smaller.The appearance of the image depends on how close
    the objects to it.If the object is close to a concave mirror the image appears
    bigger and right away up.If the object further away it may look similar
    and iverted.
    When you look at the reflecting surface of a spoon the outer bulging part acts like convex
    mirror.You will see an upright and smaller image of yourself.Figure 9 demonstrates how the
    image is forms in a convex mirror like your observation
    when you look in the bulging part of the spoon.

    The inner hallowed part of the spoon acts like a concave mirror.You saw an iverted smaller
    image of yourself because you are located beyond the curvature of the spoon.Figure 10
    demonstrates how the image is formed to a concave mirror like your
    observations.
    FIGURE
    10

    FIGURE
    9
    Refraction too plays a role in different phenoming. It explains optical illustrations found in nature
    like minage and rainbow.It is also the reason behind the halos around the sun or moon.

    MIRAGE
    -Mirage is the deceptive appearance of distance object caused by bending of Light
    rays(refraction)of Light rays in layers of air of varying density.

    Refraction also plays a vital role in the information of haloes or ring of light around the sun and
    moon.This take place as Light refracts from hexagonal ice crystals present in circus clouds acting
    like a prism with a cross section of an equilateral triangle.These prism like crystals can produce
    haloes of various size but most commonly has an angular radius of 22 degrees.If the hexagonal
    crystals are oriented with their flat faces horizontal,then a sundog observed.
    An example of MIRAGE
    Another phenomenon with reflection in our seeing colors. The colors of the object we see
    depends on its ability to reflect or to transmit the light included to it. It is depends on the
    objects natural vibrating frequencie If the object opaque. Some of the frequency of the Visible
    light is absorbed, while others reflected. If the object is transparent, some of the frequencies
    of light are also absorved while allowing some to pass through. This tell us the color of the
    object whether it is opaque or transparent. This is called selective reflection and selective
    transmission. It is inherit to the object.

    It is important to note that the primary colors of light are red. blue and green. Adding all of
    this will give us White light. The complimentary colors on the other hand, are magenta yellow
    and cyan. Remembering this will help you to identify colors of objects when Selective
    reflection and transmission tates place.
    A mirror is a reflective surface that
    MIRRO bounces off light,producing either a real
    R image or a virtual image.

    Light is an electromagnetic radiation that


    can be detected by the human eye.It has the
    LIGH
    properties of a particle and a wave.
    T

    Rainbow are the result of the reflection of


    RAINBO Light.Both are phenomena that involve a
    W change in a wave direction.
    Light has the ability to undergo processes like
    REFLECTION,REFRACTION,DISPERSION,DIFFRACTIO
    N.
    REFLECTION OF LIGHT

    Occurs when the waves encounter a


    surface or other boundary that does not
    absorb the energy of the radiation and
    bounces the waves away from the
    surface.
    REFRACTION OF LIGHT

    As it passes from one transparent


    substance into another.This bending by
    refraction makes it possible for us to
    have lenses,magnifying glasses,prisms
    and rainbows.
    DIFFRACTION OF
    LIGHT
    Is the phenomenon in which
    the phrase velocity of a wave
    depends on its.

    Light bends when it passes


    around an edge or through a
    slit.

    DISPERSION OF
    LIGHT
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