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CSS 6cHOW LIGHT MOVES

Straight Line unless altered by what moving in.

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LIGHT SCATTERS AS GOESLight scatters and looses energy

the further away from its source.

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SCATTERING• Light released and spreads in

all directions.

–Why room is even with light.

–Sky blue: shortest wavelengths, spread more.

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REFLECTIONREFLECTIONLight bounces off surface at

same angle it hits.

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ABSORPTION• LIGHT IS TAKEN IN BY AN

OBJECT (MATTER) AND HOLDS IT.

• ENERGY TRANSFERRED FROM LIGHT TO HEAT.

• AIR PARTICLES DIMINISH LIGHT.

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SCIENCE

LIGHTS UP

MY LIFE

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TRAVELS THRU MATTER

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CSS6fINTERACTS WITH MATTER

TRANSMISSION

• Light goes straight unless changes what it travels through.

• Travels through matter: gases (air), liquids (water) and solid (glass).

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TRANSMISSION: Terms for mediums

• Transparent- allows all light through.

• Translucent- allows some light through.

• Opaque- allows no light through.

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CLEAR=TRANSPARENT

SMOKY=TRANSLUCENT

SOLID=OPAQUE

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When Light Strikes an Object

When light strikes an object, the light can be reflected, transmitted, or absorbed.

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REFRACTION• The change in direction and

speed.

• Moving from water to air, light changes angles and speed of travel.

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Refraction of LightWhen light rays enter

a medium at an angle, the change in speed causes the rays to bend, or change direction.

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CSS 6dLENSES

Alter direction of light.

• Concave-spreads out.

• Convex- brings to focal point.

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LENSES con’tCONVEX

-brings image to focal point.

Image is larger and upside down.

ie: eye, microscope,

magnifying glass.

CONCAVE-spreads image

out.-image is smaller

and upright.ie: corrective

glasses.

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Vision: response to the stimulus of light.

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CSS6bScattered light enters the Eye

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ONCE ENTERS

LIGHT SEEN

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The eye works like a camera.

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REVIEWLight with Matter

TRANSMISSION- light going through

REFRACTION-light bending.ABSORBTION- light absorbed.REFLECTION- light bouncing

off.

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LIGHT - WHAT WE SEELIGHT - WHAT WE SEE• LIGHT- energy by wavelengths at

a level we can see.

• EM Spectrum- variety of wavelengths and frequency. Light is small band within.

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Terms to help understand:

WAVELENGTHAnything that

causes a disturbance and transmits energy through matter.

(ie: ripple on pond)

FREQUENCY

Number of waves in set time.

Decides energy level.

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EM ENERGY:Long wavelengths +

Low frequency = LOW ENERGY

Short wavelengths + High frequency =

HIGH ENERGY

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What Is the Electromagnetic Spectrum?

• The electromagnetic spectrum is the complete range of electromagnetic waves placed in order of increasing frequency.

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CSS 6AVISIBLE LIGHT

(part of EM spectrum)

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Light travels thru water

(why we see blue best)

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TO SEE COLOR• Different colors represent

different wavelengths.• Blue- smaller wavelengths• Red- larger wavelengths• Color Order: ROY G BIVred, orange, yellow, green, blue,

indigo, violet

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CSS 6eWHITE LIGHT

Adding color makes WHITE

Deleting color makesBLACK

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MANY COLORS = WHITE

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WHITE LIGHT• Mixture of many

color/wavelengths• All colors reflected.• Enters the eye’s retina

–3 cones:red, blue & green–Rods-shades

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Electromagnetic Waves

• Believe it or not, you are being “showered” all the time, not by rain but by waves.

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COLOR-decided by what absorbed.

If object absorbs then hides color.

• All color absorbed = black

If object reflects color then

see.

• All color reflected =

white

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