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Light Introduction: Slide 3 Electromagnetic Wave Transverse Traveling oscillating electric field and magnetic field Can travel through space Generated by accelerated charges Emitted by excited atoms when they return to ground state
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Page 1: Light Introduction: Slide 1 Light Introduction. Light Introduction: Slide 2 Light -- an Electromagnetic Wave.

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Light Introduction

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Light -- an Electromagnetic Wave

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Electromagnetic Wave• Transverse• Traveling oscillating

electric field and magnetic field

• Can travel through space

• Generated by accelerated charges

• Emitted by excited atoms when they return to ground state

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Electromagnetic Spectrum

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Visible Part of Spectrum

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Spring Model• Electrons can be

modeled as particles connected to the atomic nucleus by springs

• Electrons of atoms in glass have certain natural frequencies of vibration

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Light Transmission

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Glass Transparency

Ultraviolet matches natural frequency of electrons in glassInfrared vibrates entire atom or moleculeBoth result in warming of the glass

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Opaque• What does it mean for an object to be

opaque?

• Light is absorbed without being re-emitted.

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Umbra to Penumbra

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Solar Eclipse

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