Question

What accounts for the variety of colors in a soap bubble?

Answer 1

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✍️ DIFFRACTION is the reason behind this phenomenon.

♦ The light enters the bubble film and when the light is reflected, some of the light is reflected immediately while some of the light is absorbed and then reflected after, which is why you see the variance in colors.

♦This is called constructive interference.

♦ The light rays that are reflected off the inner surface of the bubbletravel further than the light rays that are reflected off the outer surface.

♦ White light is made up of different colors, corresponding to specific wavelengths.

♦Color, one of the most beautiful aspects of bubbles, also provides us with an extremely accurate tool for measuring the thickness of the soap film. 

♦ Light waves, like ocean waves, have peaks and valleys (crests and troughs). 

♦Red light has the longest wavelength and violet the shortest.

Answer 2

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✍️ DIFFRACTION is the reason behind this phenomenon.

♦ The light enters the bubble film and when the light is reflected, some of the light is reflected immediately while some of the light is absorbed and then reflected after, which is why you see the variance in colors.

♦This is called constructive interference.

♦ The light rays that are reflected off the inner surface of the bubbletravel further than the light rays that are reflected off the outer surface.

♦ White light is made up of different colors, corresponding to specific wavelengths.

♦Color, one of the most beautiful aspects of bubbles, also provides us with an extremely accurate tool for measuring the thickness of the soap film.

♦ Light waves, like ocean waves, have peaks and valleys (crests and troughs).

♦Red light has the longest wavelength and violet the shortest.

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