Light Vocabulary 6 th Grade Science. Optics The study of visible light and the ways in which visible light interacts with the eye to produce vision.

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Light Vocabulary 6 th Grade Science

Optics The study of visible light and the ways in which visible light interacts with the eye to produce vision.

Visible Light The wave energy we can see Made of many colors Light waves travel in straight lines

Radiant Energy Energy given off by the sun Travels in waves Another name for light energy

Convex vs. Concave Convex: A mirror curved outward, like the bottom of a spoon. Concave: A mirror curved inward towards the center, like the inside of a spoon.

Absorb When light waves enter a substance and change into other forms of energy. Darker colors absorb more light

Reflect When light waves bounce off something else

Refract When light waves bend Light waves are refracted as they pass through water.

Opaque An object that does not allow light waves to pass through it You cannot see through these objects

Translucent An object that allows a few light waves to pass through it You can almost see through these objects.

Transparent An object that allows light waves to pass through You can see through these objects

Electromagnetic Spectrum or EM Spectrum

Spectrum White light is made of all the colors of the rainbow.

ROY G BIV The colors of the rainbow Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet Red has the longest wavelengths (bent the least) Violet has the shortest wavelengths (bent the most)

Prism A piece of glass or plastic that bends light waves