Which substance is translucent?

Physics

1 answer:

liubo4ka [24]4 years ago

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Answer: C. Tissue Paper

Explanation:

When we talk about objects that are illuminated by a light source, they are classified according to the amount of light they let through them, as follows:

Transparent bodies: Those who let in almost all the light that incides them. Therefore, the intensity of the incident light is very similar to that transmitted. For example: Clear Glass

Opaque bodies: Those who do not let the light pass. For example: Cream Cheese and Orange Juice

Translucent bodies: Those that let in a portion of the incident light. That is, they let approximately half of the light that falls on them pass through. For example: Tissue Paper

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