Light passes through solids that are transparent to light, though that transparency may be in varying degrees depending on the solid. Clear glass allows light to pass; colored glass allows only wavelengths of that color to pass, and some otherwise opaque solids (like gold) can transmit light if they are reduced to a thin film. Translucent solids transmit light but cause it to be scattered in random directions. Opaque solids do not transmit light, but reflect all but a small portion that is absorbed by the material.
light travels slower because solids are denser than other forms and he particles dont let light pass through them easily
glass, plastic, crystals (although a crystal wil lallow light to pass through it, it will also diffract the light)
The light will either be absorbed, or it will pass through.
By displacing the liquid.
allows light to pass through
non-clear solids
light travels slower because solids are denser than other forms and he particles dont let light pass through them easily
glass, plastic, crystals (although a crystal wil lallow light to pass through it, it will also diffract the light)
No, conduction is when molecules (usually in solids) collide and pass on heat energy.
The light will either be absorbed, or it will pass through.
Secondary waves are transverse or shear waves which are able to pass through solids, but are not able to pass through liquids.
Light generally doesn't travel faster through solids than through gases. Sound does, but not light.
By displacing the liquid.
Sound can pass through any state of matter.
allows light to pass through
yes, light will pass through quartz
an objects light can pass through is transparent