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Chapter 12, Lesson 3: "Light Waves and Color". Use your textbook to help you fill in the blanks pages 670 - 677. Click the word.

Naneth Burquez

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Compléter 1 - Light Waves and ColorVersion en ligne Chapter 12, Lesson 3: "Light Waves and Color". Use your textbook to help you fill in the blanks pages 670 - 677. Click the word. par Naneth Burquez 1 primary secondary spectrum white highest diffraction absorbed lowest colors color prism grating electromagnetic LIGHT WAVES AND COLOR Why do we see colors ? 1 . - Visible light from the sun comes to Earth as light , traveling through space in the form of waves . 2 . When light waves are refracted as sunlight passes through raindrops , their wavelengths are separated , and we see them as different . 3 . - A triangular piece of glass or plastic called a bends light and separates it into the wavelengths that make up white light . 4 . - Light passing through the slits of a is refracted , and the wavelengths that make up the light can be seen . 5 . - Sunlight striking an object may be refracted , reflected , or . 6 . - The light that is reflected by an object determines the of that object . How many kinds of light are there ? 7 . - Energy from the Sun travels in many types of waves , the contains the full range of these wavelengths . 8 . - The spectrum is arranged from long waves , with the amount of energy , to short waves with the amount of energy . 9 . - Colors of light that are not produced through the mixing process are colors . 10 . - Colors that can be made by blending primary colors are colors .