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Light refracting through the water acts like a magnifying glass.
Magnifying glass
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Magnifying glass, telescope, microscope, television etc.
Use a microscope or magnifying glass. (Something that magnifies objects.)
frosted glass
Enough light gets through so that you can see the image clearly.
Some of the light is reflected, some is absorbed by the glass, and the rest makes it all the way through and comes out of the other side. Since the glass is "frosted" or"ground", the light is scattered (bounces around) inside the glass, and doesn't follow a straight path. Although the light intensity and illumination survive the trip through it, images don't.
No. Frosted glass and wax paper are translucent. They pss light but cannot be seen through.
Light will diffuse when it passes through frosted glass.
No, frosted glass is not a conductor of electricity.
Frosted glass is translucent. It allows light through but scatters the light. This prevents anyone having a clear (transparent) view.
Transparency is defined as a quality an object has that allows light to pass through it and any objects on the opposite side can clearly be seen through through the transparent object. Translucent objects still allow light to pass through them, but the objects on the opposite side are not clearly visible. It could be likened to two pieces of glass. One is from a window and the other is frosted. The one piece from the window is transparent, and the frosted piece is translucent
Opaque is defined as an object which is not transparent or translucent; impenetrable to light; notallowing light to pass through. Example of opaque objects are: * Cardboard * Book * Desk* Tree and * Brick
translucent because it means that you can kind of see through it
translucent because it means that you can kind of see through it
Glass objects can be made through the lost-wax process