why do paper turn translucent when oil is rubbed on it
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the paper observes the oil and the oil particles let the lies to partially pass through the paper so the paper becomes translucent hope it helps you Mark me as the brainliest and follow me
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"The oil, grease, or fat has about the same index of refraction as paper," says Scheckel. ... Most of the light thatwould be scattered from the not-oiledpaper is now transmitted through thepaper." Water has a lower index of refraction than paper fibers, which is why it generally does not make paper transparent
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