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Phenomenon of Light - Visible Effects
Phenomenon Visible Effect
Refraction of light
Day is lengthened
Stars appear to twinkle
Mirages are formed
Sun or moon appears larger in size when at horizon
Stick immersed in water appears bent at the point of
separation
separation
A person standing inside water appears shorter
Dispersion of light Rainbows are formed
Interference of light Beautiful colours are seen in soap bubbles and oil films on water
Scattering of light rays of small
wavelengths
Sky appears blue
Sun appears red during sunrise and sunset
Light - Facts to Remember
Facts to Remember
The speed of light 186,000 miles per second or 300,000,000 m/s
Colour of light with smallest wavelength Violet
Colour of light with longest wavelength Red
Three dimensional imaging using interference of light is known
as
Holography
System of light excitation used in surgeries, printers etc LASER
The colour of light which is most conducive to photosynthesis Blue
The study of properties and behaviour of light is known as Optics
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Sound - Facts to Remember
Facts to Remember
The speed of sound is 343 m/s
The audible range of sound in human beings is 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz
The level of sound prolonged exposure beyond which may cause permanent
hearing loss
85 dB
A womans voice is shriller than a mans voice because of higher Pitch
The animals which produce sounds of high pitch and frequency to communicate
and locate each other
Dolphins and elephants
The loudness of sound is measured in Decibels
Stringed instruments have boxes attached to increase the
Loudness of the sound
produced
The minimum distance which is required to hear an echo 17 metres
The system of sound reflection used to find the depth of oceans
SONAR (Sound navigation
ranging)
ranging)
The phenomenon which makes the sound of an approaching train shriller Doppler effect
Sounds cannot travel in vacuum
Sounds travel faster in metals than in air
Sonic boom occurs when a super sonic aircraft crosses the sound barrier
Differences between Sound and Light Waves
Light Waves Sound Waves
Light waves do not require a medium to
travel.
Sound waves require a medium to travel.
The speed of light waves is 3 x 10
8
metres
per second
Sound waves travel at a speed of 332 m/sec
Light waves are electromagnetic waves. Sound waves are mechanical waves.
Variation in frequency of wave gives different
colours.
Variation in frequency of sound waves gives sound with different
pitch.
Light waves can travel very long distances
Sound waves cannot travel long distances as their energy is
dissipated easily.
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