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| Object and image for a plane mirror lie |
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| can be projected onto a viewing screen |
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| colors seen when gasoline forms a thin film on water |
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| Light will not pass through a pair of Polaroids when their axes are |
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| In the process of fluorescence, the input is high-frequency light and the output is |
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| Solid matters is mostly empty space. The reason why solids don't fall through one another is because |
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| A lump on energy associated with light is |
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| Several photons in a series of transitions to the ground state |
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| According to Niels Bohr, an electron in a excited state could give off |
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| Electrostatically repelled |
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| Once an alpha particle is outside the nucleus it is |
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There is a greater proportion of carbon 14 in |
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| A chain reaction grows when the average number of liberated neutrons which go on to cause further fissions is |
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| when uranium-238 absorbs a neutron, it |
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| the nueclus with the most tightly bound nucleons is |
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| energy released by the sun results from the process wherein atomic nuclei |
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| is the return of the light rays from a surface |
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| is one which is thinner in the middle than at the edges and that refracts parallel rays as if from a point. |
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| image which is form by light rays that converge at the location of the image and can be displayed on screen |
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| states that every point on a wave front acts as if it were the source of a new wave |
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| is a type of light emission similiar to fluorescence except for a delay between excitation and de-excitation which provides an afterglow |
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