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Light refracts when traveling from air into glass because of a change in light's speed.
- When light passes through glass from the air, it refracts because glass slows down the speed of light.
- The interaction between the light wavelengths and the glass molecules causes this.
Why does light refract into glass from air?
- A light ray traveling from the air into glass slows down because glass is denser than air.
- The ray bends in the direction of the normal if it encounters the barrier at an angle.
- The opposite is also accurate.
- As a light beam travels through glass and into the air, it accelerates and bends at a similar angle to the normal.
What elements change as a light beam travels from air to glass?
- The wavelength of a wave also relies on the medium in which it is propagating because speed is a wave's media-dependent property.
- The speed of light reduces when it travels through glass from air (where it is fastest).
- The wavelength likewise decreases after that, as shown by the equation above.
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