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1 natural light source Definition Examples Related Terms

2 artificial light source Definition Examples Related Terms

3 luminous Definition Examples Related Terms

4 non-luminous Definition Examples Related Terms

5 transparent Definition Examples Related Terms

6 translucent Definition Examples Related Terms

7 opaque Definition Examples Related Terms

8 far sighted Definition Examples Related Terms

9 near sighted Definition Examples Related Terms

10 law of reflection Definition Examples Related Terms

11 convex mirror Definition Examples Related Terms

12 concave mirror Definition Examples Related Terms

13 refraction Definition Examples Related Terms

14 angle of refraction Definition Examples Related Terms

15 concave lens Definition Examples Related Terms

16 convex lens Definition Examples Related Terms

17 additive primary colors Definition Examples Related Terms

18 secondary colors Definition Examples Related Terms

19 wave model of light Definition Examples Related Terms

20 electromagnetic spectrum Definition Examples Related Terms

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