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Nature of Light

ElectromagneticSpectrum

Reflection and

Refraction Color

Light Effects

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It’s what light carries and transfers.

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Energy.

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It’s a small packet of light energy

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A photon.

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What is the dual nature of light

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Light modeled as a wave and a particle

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Evidence for the wave model of light.

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Reflection, refraction, diffraction and interference.

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It’s the cause of the movement of electrons in a metal plate due to the interaction of photons with

specific frequencies.

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The photoelectric effect.

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What is the form of the highest frequency of light?

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Gamma Rays

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Radio waves has the lowest frequency and the ________

wavelength

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Longest

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Which has the longer wavelength: infrared light or

ultraviolet light?

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Infrared light

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Which has the higher energy: yellow light or green light?

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Green light

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The seven forms of light, in order from highest to lowest photon

energy.

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5 PTGamma rays, x-rays, ultraviolet light, visible light, infrared light,

microwaves and radio waves.

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What is the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection

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Law of reflection

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The coming together of light rays

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convergence

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It’s what happens to waves as they pass from one medium

through another

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Refraction.

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The shape of the cornea and lens in the eye

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convex

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What the different colors represent

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electromagnetic spectrum

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It’s the absence or absorption of all color

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black

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The primary colors of visible light

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Red, green and blue

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Blue + red; blue + green; and green + red

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Magenta, cyan and yellow

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The separation of white light into its component colors due to

refraction or diffraction.

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dispersion

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These structures, which occur in equal ratios on the retina,

respond to different frequencies of visible light.

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Red, green and blue cone cells

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This color moves fastest and is bent the least as it passes through

a prism

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red

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A reflection that occurs when waves strike a rough surface.

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Diffuse reflection

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This lens type is convergent.

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Convex lens

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Vision problem related to the focal point appearing in front of

the retina

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Nearsightedness

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It refers to the number of photons that pass through a given area,

increasing brightness

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Light intensity