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Basically we See that water creates shadow so we conclude that it is opaque but we can c through the water also so it is transparent also .We shadow of water coz when water runs it made up of bubbles and a bubble has a curved surface so when light strikes the curved surface refraction takes place so there is a formation of shadow

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