Scattering of light and refraction of light same?
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Answer:no
Explanation:
Refraction occurs between two objects of different refractive index.
Refraction is scattering of light. But Scattering of light isn't refraction.
TheGuyUwereWaitinFor:
The question is pretty irrelevant and be easily solved using logic.
Scattering of light is when a ray of light hits an object or a surface and then change its course. Which is what happens in Refraction.
But Scattering of light can also mean that the angle i=angle r which is not possible in Refraction
Hence, Refraction is scattering of light. But Scattering of light isn't refraction.
Give me a better explanation than this
Rivanshi..
what the hell have you written. This totally wrong
this is the explanation of reflection neither of scattering nor of refraction.
better you see my answer to this quetion. It would give you some knowledge about it.
"TheGuyUwereWaitinFor" or what ever is your name....
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No, scattering of white light is when a ray of light is separated into seven colours i.e. violet,indigo,blue green,yellow,orange and red (VIBGYOR) whereas refraction of light is when a ray of light gets bend due to change in medium(any object that falls in the path of light.)
He said scattering of light. But Scattering of white light. Stick to the question plz
I am giving the same answer but more specificly
Scattering of light doesn't mean splitting up if light in a band of seven colours
You are mistaking scattering of light with dispersion
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