Why is the refractive index of a medium always greater than one? Explain
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It is because light travels fastest in vacuum, and since the refractive index of vacuum is one, the refractive index of all other materials is greater than one.
But there are some materials called metamaterials, whose refractive index is negative
But there are some materials called metamaterials, whose refractive index is negative
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