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refraction and diffraction refraction is when light passes through it bends but diffraction is that light finds an opening to pass through while other waves bounce off
Yes and no. If you're really talking about just one photon, and say you're going to shoot it a two-slit apparatus and measure where it winds up somewhere beyond the slits, you will only measure one impact position - you won't really see a 'diffraction pattern' because there's only one photon. In some sense, however, there is a diffraction pattern. The bizarre quantum-mechanical 'photon' is described by a wave function that basically can give us probabilities that the photon will hit any point on your detector. This wave function will go partially through both slits, and the resulting wave function on the other side WILL exhibit an interference pattern (!). This diffraction pattern will show itself if you fire photons singly through the slits, i.e. fire one, wait a bit, and fire another. Even though the photons are spaced so that they aren't directly interfering with each other, they will build up a diffraction pattern on the other side because of the diffraction pattern in each photon's individual wave function.
diffraction is a phenomenon in which a ray of light bents through sharp edges whose dimension is comparable to the wavelength of light...whereas in scattering a mixture of lights splits up into its component colours with help of refraction.
disadvantages of light refraction
i think it called diffraction. and i bet that's letter L. ehh ehh am i right? lol
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um the other vampires sparkle and if u read the books you would know that just don't get to see them sparkle
Diamonds sparkle when light enters them. Depending on the type of cut and the workmanship of the cutter a diamond can give off more or less sparkle. The diamond cutter cuts exact angles into the stone which makes the diamond sparkle. Diamonds as we know them sparkle because of the facets that are cut into them whilst shaping them. Natural diamonds that haven't yet been mined don't sparkle as such. For example, a Round Brilliant Cut diamond is just the simple round diamond shape we see all the time, and it contains between 56-57 facets; when any light enters the diamond, it is reflected off 56-57 differently angled surfaces on the diamond, not just one. They can be cut further than the generic amount to sparkle even more; a lot of jewellers do special collections of diamonds where the Round Brilliant cut has 73 facets instead of 56. Diamonds have a high refractive index--which means they can really bend light rays. So light rays that shine into them will stay inside the diamond longer than they would inside glass, plastic, or any other material with a lower refractive index. And diamonds are cut to maximize this light capturing effect. All those sides and angles are carefully designed to keep incoming rays inside a long time--by making them bounce off as many walls as possible. Several physical elements are involved, including diffraction and refraction: According to Wikipedia, the definition of diffraction is: "Diffraction refers to various phenomena which occur when a wave encounters an obstacle." Diamonds sparkle based on refraction, defined by Wikipedia as: "Refraction is the change in direction of a wave due to a change in its speed." In sum, facets and their angles in and on the gem coupled with the natural attributes of diamonond mineral, cause light to 'bounce' within the diamond, and exit into your eyes, causing 'sparkle'.
There is a good chance of it. There is going to be a third movie, and the scene with the other Twilight appears to have been a sequel hook.
Sparkles is a real color, no matter what other people say. I believe that the roman gods invented it. Sparkle is a color itself, it is also my favorite color!
Sparkle is simply a brand name of paper towel. typically they are less expensive than the well known brands, other than that there is no remarkable difference.
marco polo brought back rubies dimonds and other treseres like porslane ,silk and gold ordements.
yes sparkle is a color!Sparkles is a real color, no matter what other people say. I believe that the romans created that color and it is my most favorite color!!
refraction and diffraction refraction is when light passes through it bends but diffraction is that light finds an opening to pass through while other waves bounce off
You type in : HOBBIDIDANCE in the secret code box when you log in. Then you will have seeds in your garden in your pocket. Then plant it with 2 other random seeds, and then you wait 6 hrs. Then ... SHING! (sparkle-sparkle)!! ... There you have it. MALVOLIO2
Yes, other vampires in the Twilight series sparkle in the sunlight. The Cullens family members, including Alice, Jasper, Emmett, Rosalie, and Carlisle, all sparkle when exposed to sunlight due to their unique skin texture and the presence of a unique mineral in their skin.
Diffraction causes you to hear the ambulance on the other side of the building, even if you can not see it.