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Physics, 16.03.2020 01:29, tiffanibell71

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Angle of incidence equals angle of thisExplains why a straw looks "broken" in a glass of waterExplains why anyone in the classroom can hear that loud teacher across the hall even though the door is barely cracked open. Mirrors effectively operate because of this behavior of lightMost microscopes take advantage of this behavior of lightOccurs when a wave moves from one medium to another medium with different propertiesThe spreading out of waves after passing through a small openingX-ray crystallography, which maps crystal structure by shooting x-rays into small gaps between atoms in crystals, takes advantage of this behavior of light
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