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Aren't there opaque liquids?

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Answered by tamanna00

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Liquids are not fully transparent but are just transparent in a certain range. The same for solids. Water is transparent in the full visible range and other liquids aren't thus they appear coloured. The same for solids.

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Aren't there opaque liquids?