Answer:
- Light is bounced back at same angle (Classical Reflection)
- Light penetrates medium at different angle due to different material densities (Refraction)
Light bounces at different angles in periodic grid (Reflected Diffraction)
Light enters medium at different angles through a grid (Transmission Diffraction)
- Light EMF field looses one axis component (Polarized filter)
Explanation:
Reflection is a phenomenon in which waves (light included) bounce back from an obstacle at the same angle of incidence
Refraction is the change in the angle of a wave as it enters the interface of two media. The change in angle is due to the difference in the densities of the two media.
Reflected diffraction occurs when an optical component with a periodic grid, splits, and diffracts light into several beams travelling in different directions. The light light bounces at an angle in the periodic grid.
Transmission diffraction is dispersion a beam of various wavelengths into a spectrum of associated lines due to the principle of diffraction. In this type of diffraction, light enters medium at different angles through a grid.
Polarized filters removes one field from the incidence electromagnetic wave like light, leaving it to vibrate in only one plane.
