4th Weekly Assessment in Physical Science
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He proposed that light consists of a stream of small particles, because it travels in straight lines at great speeds and is reflected from mirrors in a predictable way.
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Who is the English physicist believed that light was composed of waves.
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A French scientist proposed that all matter and radiation have properties that resemble both a particle and a wave.
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He postulated that light might actually have some particle characteristics, regardless of the overwhelming evidence for a wave-like nature.
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According to this scientist, a small portion of each angled wave front should impact the second medium before the rest of the front reaches the interface.
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It occurs when a transparent object allows light to pass through it.
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It is a light phenomenon that happens when light shines through clouds that are composed of ice crystals.
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When light interacts with atoms and molecules, they act like a stream of energy called photons or quanta.
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In 1900, Max Planck was able to explain the spectrum of a “blackbody” radiator by assuming that light energy is quantized.
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Constructive interference happens when two opposite parts of two waves meet for example a crest of one wave meets the trough of another wave which would result in the cancellation of the two waves.
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When you try to look into the front part of the spoon, you will see a smaller and enlarge version of yourself.
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Destructive interference happens when two identical parts of two waves meet such as a crest of one wave meets the crest of another wave of the same wavelength.
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Primary rainbow is formed when light hits a raindrop, refracted and single reflection happens inside the raindrop.
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Secondary rainbows are formed when light strikes small raindrops with almost the same size.
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It is an optical phenomenon which creates a displaced image of an object due to refraction of light.
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