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Physical Sciencech12

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Coherent light light of only one wavelength that travels with its crest and troughs aligned
Fluorescent light produced without excessive loss of thermal energy
Holography technique that produces a 3d photographic image with out a lens
incandescent light produced by heating a piece of metal until it glows
Incoherent light light that spreads out and may contain more than one wavelength
Index of refraction indicates how much a material slows down the light traveling through it
Mirage image of a distant object produced by refraction of light through air layers of different densities
Opaque material that allows no light to pass through
Pigment colored material that absorbs some colors and reflects others
polarized light light in which the waves vibrate in only one direction
Total internal reflection light striking a surface between two materials reflects totally back into the first material
Translucent material that transmits some light and blocks some light
Transparent material that transmits almost all light
Two polarizing filters overlap at right angles ____ Block all light
Lasers are used in all of the following except____ Radio
Different colors of neon lights are created by adding ____ to the tube Other gasses
___ are typically filled with argon Fluorescent bulbs
Incandescent lights have a filament usually made of ____ Tungsten
A blue shirt looks ___ in red light Black
A blue shirt looks blue in white light because ___ is reflected from the shirt Blue light
All of the following materials would cause diffuse reflections except___ glass
If light waves change speed when they pass from one medium to another, the light will be ____ Refracted
Fluorescent light bulbs _____ than incandescent lights Uses less energy
The color _____ is produced by blending the primary pigments Black
All of the following are part of seeing your self in a mirror except ____ Light from the mirror hits wall
The primary pigment colors are ____ Magenta,cyan,yellow
Types of matter in a object determine the amount of light it absorbs and reflects ___ materials absorb or reflect nearly all light and cannot be seen through Opaque Example is wood and wall
___ materials allow some light to pass through but do not allow you to see clearly through them translucent Example Skin,finger nails
___ materials allow nearly all materials to pass through Transparent example window, glass
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