What happens to light waves at the interface between different media?

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nevsk [136]3 years ago

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Refractive motion is the impact of a light wave that travels from medium to medium in an angle away from normal, where the direction of light varies. Light is refracted when it crosses the air-to-glass interface and moves slower.

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