Some Properties of Light

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Some Properties of Light

• Light travels in a straight line (light beam, shadows) #1 • Light travels in a straight line (light beam, shadows)

• Light travels at ‘c’ or 3 x 108 m/s in a vacuum (deep space) #2 • Light travels at ‘c’ or 3 x 108 m/s in a vacuum (deep space)

#2 • Light travels at ‘c’ or 3 x 108 m/s in a vacuum (deep space) Note: Nothing goes faster than this! (says Einstein)

#3 • Light can reflect (off smooth, shiny surface).

• Light refracts (bends when it enters a new medium) #4 • Light refracts (bends when it enters a new medium)

• Light refracts (bends when it enters a new medium) Note: medium = something light travels through

• White Light is composed of 7 colours: ROYGBIV #5 • White Light is composed of 7 colours: ROYGBIV

“Seeing” You ‘see’ something when the light from that object somehow reaches the retina at the back of your eye.

Terminology Can light travel through a medium?

Terminology Can light travel through a medium? • Yes? = transparent ie: glass

Terminology Can light travel through a medium? • Yes? = transparent ie: glass This means I can see a clear image, like looking out a window.

Terminology Can light travel through a medium? • No? = opaque ie: book

Terminology Can light travel through a medium? • No? = opaque ie: book This means I cannot see an image at all.

Terminology Can light travel through a medium? • Somewhat? = translucent ie: glass block, frosted glass

Terminology Can light travel through a medium? • Somewhat? = translucent ie: glass block, frosted glass This means light gets through but there is NOT a clear image.

But what IS light? • Light is energy. (no mass, no volume) - late 1800’s - that model works for us!

But what IS light? But… • Light is a particle (photon) says Einstein

But what IS light? So…. • Modern theory says light is both “Wave-particle duality theory”.

• EMR (electromagnetic radiation spectrum) explains light as energy. … • EMR (electromagnetic radiation spectrum) explains light as energy. ….show video…..

• Every different kind of light has a different wavelength and a different energy. ….sketch on board. …

• Laser light is different • Laser light is different. L = Light A = amplification S = stimulated E = emission R = radiation

Sources of light • If something gives off light, it is said to be luminous.

Sources of light • If something gives off light, it is said to be luminous. • If something does NOT give off light, it is said to be non- luminous.

• Not many things are luminous!

Seatwork #1. Scan/read 11.2 & copy down 7 sources of light & 1 example from each. Answer # 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10 #2. Read 11.3: Laser Light Answer # 1 – 4