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1.properties of light and it's interaction with matter
 Light is a form of energy that travels as
waves.
 Their wavelength determines many of the
light's properties.
 For instance, wavelength accounts for light's
color and how it will interact with matter.
 The range of wavelengths, from super short
to very long, is known as the light spectrum.
1.properties of light and it's interaction with matter
 Reflection
 Refraction
 Scattering
 Dispersion
 Interference
 Diffraction
 Total internal reflection
 Polarization
● Reflection:
The bouncing back of a light
ray after hitting any surface is
called reflection.
● Refraction:
The bending of a light wave when it
enters in a medium where it has
different speed is called refraction.
● Scattering:
The phenomenon by which a beam of
light is redirected in many different
directions when it strikes on a particle
of matter, is called scattering.
● Dispersion:
The process of splitting white light
into seven colors, is called
dispersion.
● Interference:
The phenomenon in which the two waves
super pose to form a resultant wave of
greater, lower or same amplitude, is called
interference.
● Diffraction:
The process of spreading of a light beam
by passing through a narrow aperture or
across an edge, is called diffraction.
● Total internal
reflection:
Complete reflection of a light ray
within a medium (such as water or
glass) by striking the surrounding
surfaces back to the medium, is
called total internal reflection.
● Polarization:
The process of transforming
unpolarized light into polarized
light, is known as Polarization.
1.properties of light and it's interaction with matter
 Matter is the stuff that makes up the universe —
everything that has mass and occupies space is
matter.
 For instance, a car would be said to be made of
matter, as it has mass and volume (occupies space).
 There are three types of materials:
 Transparent materials
 Translucent materials
 Opaque materials
● Transparent materials:
The materials that allow complete light to pass
from them, e. g., glass, water, air.
● Translucent materials:
The materials that allow some light to pass from
them, e. g., frosted glass, wax paper.
● Opaque materials:
The materials that allow no light to pass from
them, e. g., wood, plastic, stone.
 Matter interacts with light in 3 ways:
 Refraction
 Happens in Transparent & Transluent
materials.
 Reflection
 Happens in Opaque materials.
 Absorption
 Happens in Opaque materials.
 Matter that transmits light is transparent.
 Matter that transmits light but scatters it in all
directions is translucent.
 Matter can reflect light. Reflection is the
bouncing of light off a surface.
 When light strikes a smooth surface, the light
bounces off at an angle equal to the angle at
which it hits the surface, producing a clear
image.
● Absorption is the transfer of light energy to
matter.
● Opaque materials do not let any light pass
through them because they reflect light, absorb
light, or both. e. g., vantablack (the darkest
material).
 When white light strikes an object, the color of
the object depends on whether the object
transmits, reflects, or absorbs the light.
 An object that reflects a certain color of light
appears to be that color.
● For instance, a frog
appears green because
its skin absorbs all colors
but green.
● An object that reflects every color appears white.
● An object that absorbs every color appears black.
● Sometimes the color of an object depends on what light
shines on it.
• If a red filter is placed between a green frog and white
light, the filter will absorb all colors of light except red,
orange, and yellow.
• The frog reflects no
light, and you perceive
the frog’s color as gray
or black.
 https://www.google.com/search?q=what+is+light&oq=what+is+l
ig&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j35i39j0i273j0i20i263j0.5837j0j7&client
=ms-android-huawei-rev1&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
 https://www.tulane.edu/~sanelson/eens211/proplight.htm#:~:t
ext=Light%20is%20electromagnetic%20radiation%20that,380%20n
m%20and%20730%20nm
 https://www.khanacademy.org/science/ap-biology/chemistry-
of-life/elements-of-life/a/matter-elements-atoms-
article#:~:text=The%20term%20matter%20refers%20to,substance
s%20through%20ordinary%20chemical%20reactions
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1.properties of light and it's interaction with matter

  • 2.  Light is a form of energy that travels as waves.  Their wavelength determines many of the light's properties.  For instance, wavelength accounts for light's color and how it will interact with matter.  The range of wavelengths, from super short to very long, is known as the light spectrum.
  • 4.  Reflection  Refraction  Scattering  Dispersion  Interference  Diffraction  Total internal reflection  Polarization
  • 5. ● Reflection: The bouncing back of a light ray after hitting any surface is called reflection.
  • 6. ● Refraction: The bending of a light wave when it enters in a medium where it has different speed is called refraction.
  • 7. ● Scattering: The phenomenon by which a beam of light is redirected in many different directions when it strikes on a particle of matter, is called scattering.
  • 8. ● Dispersion: The process of splitting white light into seven colors, is called dispersion.
  • 9. ● Interference: The phenomenon in which the two waves super pose to form a resultant wave of greater, lower or same amplitude, is called interference.
  • 10. ● Diffraction: The process of spreading of a light beam by passing through a narrow aperture or across an edge, is called diffraction.
  • 11. ● Total internal reflection: Complete reflection of a light ray within a medium (such as water or glass) by striking the surrounding surfaces back to the medium, is called total internal reflection.
  • 12. ● Polarization: The process of transforming unpolarized light into polarized light, is known as Polarization.
  • 14.  Matter is the stuff that makes up the universe — everything that has mass and occupies space is matter.  For instance, a car would be said to be made of matter, as it has mass and volume (occupies space).  There are three types of materials:  Transparent materials  Translucent materials  Opaque materials
  • 15. ● Transparent materials: The materials that allow complete light to pass from them, e. g., glass, water, air. ● Translucent materials: The materials that allow some light to pass from them, e. g., frosted glass, wax paper. ● Opaque materials: The materials that allow no light to pass from them, e. g., wood, plastic, stone.
  • 16.  Matter interacts with light in 3 ways:  Refraction  Happens in Transparent & Transluent materials.  Reflection  Happens in Opaque materials.  Absorption  Happens in Opaque materials.
  • 17.  Matter that transmits light is transparent.  Matter that transmits light but scatters it in all directions is translucent.
  • 18.  Matter can reflect light. Reflection is the bouncing of light off a surface.  When light strikes a smooth surface, the light bounces off at an angle equal to the angle at which it hits the surface, producing a clear image.
  • 19. ● Absorption is the transfer of light energy to matter. ● Opaque materials do not let any light pass through them because they reflect light, absorb light, or both. e. g., vantablack (the darkest material).
  • 20.  When white light strikes an object, the color of the object depends on whether the object transmits, reflects, or absorbs the light.  An object that reflects a certain color of light appears to be that color. ● For instance, a frog appears green because its skin absorbs all colors but green.
  • 21. ● An object that reflects every color appears white. ● An object that absorbs every color appears black. ● Sometimes the color of an object depends on what light shines on it. • If a red filter is placed between a green frog and white light, the filter will absorb all colors of light except red, orange, and yellow. • The frog reflects no light, and you perceive the frog’s color as gray or black.
  • 23. :)