The Elements of Physics a Text book for Academies And Common Schools
The Elements of Physics a Text book for Academies And Common Schools
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(3) Some of the light may be transmitted. When the transmit- ted light is changed in direction it is said to be refracted, j Absorption. A very thin plate of glass is almost per- fectly transparent, but if its thickness is increased, its transparency is diminished, and it may be made so thick as to transmit no light. ( On the other hand, gold may be made so thin that it wrrh transmit light. The transmitted light has a violet-green color. *\ c/ 158 ELEMENTS OF PHYSICS.
RECAPITULATION.
I. Bodies ...are classified with reference to light in regard- 1. To the emission of rays: J Luminous.
I Non-luminous.
f Transparent.
2. To the transmission of rays: \ Translucent.
'Opaque.
{1. Absorbed. 2. Reflected. 3. Transmitted.
REFLECTION OF LIGHT, OR CATOPTRICS.
244. If a ray of light, as IB, falls on a plane surface, A C, a portion of it will be reflected or thrown back in the line, E B. Suppose a line, P B, to be drawn from the point of incidence, perpendicular to the reflecting surface, A C. It will form with the incident and reflected rays / FlG - 129 - two angles, viz : IBP, called (the angle of incidence, and EBP, called the angle of reflection, and in every case the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(3) Some of the light may be transmitted. When the transmit- ted light is changed in direction it is said to be refracted, j Absorption. A very thin plate of glass is almost per- fectly transparent, but if its thickness is increased, its transparency is diminished, and it may be made so thick as to transmit no light. ( On the other hand, gold may be made so thin that it wrrh transmit light. The transmitted light has a violet-green color. *\ c/ 158 ELEMENTS OF PHYSICS.
RECAPITULATION.
I. Bodies ...are classified with reference to light in regard- 1. To the emission of rays: J Luminous.
I Non-luminous.
f Transparent.
2. To the transmission of rays: \ Translucent.
'Opaque.
{1. Absorbed. 2. Reflected. 3. Transmitted.
REFLECTION OF LIGHT, OR CATOPTRICS.
244. If a ray of light, as IB, falls on a plane surface, A C, a portion of it will be reflected or thrown back in the line, E B. Suppose a line, P B, to be drawn from the point of incidence, perpendicular to the reflecting surface, A C. It will form with the incident and reflected rays / FlG - 129 - two angles, viz : IBP, called (the angle of incidence, and EBP, called the angle of reflection, and in every case the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney a Sidney August Norton to read onlineMoreLess
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