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How is light scattered by the air

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Answered by danushri
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light is scattered by air by the Tyndall's​ effect


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Answered by kingofself
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Answer:

  • The phenomena occurring when a ‘parallel beam of light’ passing through a particle present in the air, the particle scatters the light and illuminates it in all direction apart from its incident direction.
  • The ‘atmospheric air molecules’ are smaller than the visible light wavelength range.
  • The lower wavelength light like blue is ‘scattered more than’ the higher ones like red and this is the reason for the sky appearing blue.
  • The sunlight falling on a particle in the air is scattered according to their wavelength and not as white light.
  • This scattering of light by air is also termed as Rayleigh’s Effect.
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