Question

How we perceive objects as they are? Explain....

Answer 1

Since 1926 our port­folio has included indus­trial chem­icals. The company has had exper­i­ence with produ­cing and marketing sulfur-based, and later also form­al­de­hyde-free redu­cing agents. Discovered over 100 years ago, sodium form­al­de­hyde sulfoxylate (SFS) is still one of the most important indus­trial redu­cing agents used today. We market it under the name Brug­golite® and currently we are its only manu­fac­turer in the western world. In addi­tion to various Brug­golite® types in solid form, Brügge­mann also offers liquid redu­cing agents on the basis of sodium form­al­de­hyde sulfoxylate. We keep devel­oping our redu­cing agents in light of new market require­ments and applic­a­tion possib­il­ities. In addi­tion to the textile industry, they are also used as initi­ators in the produc­tion of polymer disper­sions, in an increas­ingly important and very demanding and diverse fieldwork.

Answer 2

light Ray's from the object , enter the pupil of the eye and fall on the eye lens ; this converges the light rays and produce a real and inverted image of the object on the retina. The light sensitive cells of the retina get activated upon illumination and generate electrical signals. These are sent to the brain by the optic nerves. The brain the interprets these signals and processes the information