Prisms and lenses
EM (Light) Waves
Color Models
Light and Materials
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100

True or false: prisms refract light

True

100

300,000,000 m/s

What is the speed of light?


100

White light

The result of mixing all colors (wavelengths) of light together

100

Mirror, my hand, brick wall

What are 3 opaque materials?

100

Waves with LOW frequency and BIG wavelengths

Which waves have the most energy?

200

Water droplets in the air

What is the prism that causes rainbows?

200

1/seconds

What is 1 Hz?

200

Blank uses ADDITIVE color mixing and blank uses SUBTRACTIVE color mixing.

RGB (light) and CYMK (pigments)

200

Reflect, refract, absorb

What are the main 3 things materials can do to light?

200

10^-9 m

What is a nanometer (nm)?

300

Blank lenses make things look BIGGER and blank lenses make things look SMALLER.

CONVEX or POSITIVE

CONCAVE or NEGATIVE

Who can draw the two types of lenses?

300

380 - 450 nm, 450 - 495 nm, 495 - 570 nm, 570 - 590 nm, 590 - 620 nm, 620 - 750 nm

What are the wavelengths of visible in the following order:

Violet, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Red

300

The actual color you get from mixing Cyan, Yellow, and Magenta

Brown. A separate black ink is needed in printers to make real black.

300

Colored filters combine colors using BLANK mixing

SUBTRACTIVE, like paint

300

380 nm

3.8 x 10^-7 m

400

Grating (or tiny holes through which we can shine light)

Another way to separate the colors (wavelengths) of light, in addition to a prism. 

(Grating does this by diffraction, not refraction.)

400

What do these numbers represent?

10^3 m, 10^-2 m, 10^-5 m, 0.5x10^-6 m, 10^-8 m, 10^-10 m , 10^-12 m

The wavelengths of waves in the following order:

Radio waves, Microwaves, Infrared light, Visible light, Ultraviolet light, X-rays, and Gamma-rays

400

In mixing pigments, what is being subtracted?

In subtractive color mixing, wavelengths of light are absorbed by pigments. When white light, which contains all colors of the spectrum, hits a surface with pigments, the pigments absorb certain wavelengths and reflect others. The reflected wavelengths are what we perceive as color.

400

A material that can sometimes reflect AND refract light is...

A prism

400

What color do you get if you combine complementary colors of light? Give an example.

White

Examples: Yellow+Blue, Magenta+Green, and Cyan+Red

500

Images are projected from the lens of the eye onto the BLANK.

Retina

500

What do these numbers represent?

10^20 Hz, 10^18 Hz, 10^16 Hz, 10^15 Hz, 10^12 Hz, 10^8 Hz, 10^4 Hz

The frequencies of waves in the following order:

Gamma-rays, X-rays, Ultraviolet light, Visible light, Infrared light, Microwaves, Radio waves 

500

Adding BLANK and BLANK in the RGB color model gives you yellow.

Adding BLANK and BLANK in the CYMK color model gives you blue.

Red + Green

Cyan + Magenta

500

What happens when we see BRIGHT colors on a soap bubble?

Light reflects off both the outside and inside surfaces of a soap bubble, and interferes CONSTRUCTIVELY.

500

BLANK and BLANK give you Magenta in the RGB color model

BLANK and BLANK give you Red in the CYMK color model

Red + Blue

Yellow + Magenta

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