What happens when a polychromatic light ray passes through a prism?
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When light passes from a less dense to a more dense medium, as it does when it enters a prism, it splits into its component wavelengths. These recombine when the light exits the prism, and if the two prism faces are parallel, an observer sees white light emerge.
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When light passes from a less dense to a more dense medium, as it does when it enters a prism, it splits into its component wavelengths. These recombine when the light exits the prism, and if the two prism faces are parallel, an observer sees white light emerge.
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