Science, asked by kaananadhi, 4 months ago

when the light passes through an oiled paper

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Answered by sanskarsingh87654

Explanation:

The same thing happens when light hits a piece of paper. Paper is made of fibers, and there are little pockets of air between those fibers. When oil, grease, or fat comes in contact with paper, tiny droplets of it fill all the little gaps between the fibers of the paper.

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