Hot or Cold
This type of light does NOT emit heat, but occurs because of the absorption of ultraviolet light.
What is Fluorescence
This image helps show reflection, refraction, and the angles/lines associated with the topic.
What is a Ray Diagram
A straight line that passes through the centre of the mirror
What is the Principal Axis
The item placed in front of the mirror
What is the Object
A material through which light and other electromagnetic waves spread
What is a Medium
This type of light DOES emit heat
What is Incandescence
When an object is shown in a reflective surface, the image would then WHAT?
What is Mirror
The point where the principal axis meets the mirror.
What is the Vertex
SALT stands for WHAT?
What is Size, Altitude, Locale or Location, Type
When light cannot escape from a medium and is completely reflected back is called WHAT?
What is Total Internal Reflection
This type of light does NOT emit heat, but occurs because of living creatures
What is Bioluminescence
The angle that lies between the incidence ray and the line perpendicular to the surface
What is the Angle Of Incidence
An image that is formed when reflected rays meet
What is the Real Image
A real image can be captured on WHAT?
What is a Screen
Uniform properties that allow light to travel in a straight line is CALLED?
What is Homogenous
This type of light does NOT emit heat, but occurs because of chemical reactions.
What is the Normal
The altitude of a convex mirror is WHAT?
What is Upright
Undiffracted light can also be referred to as WHAT?
What is the Background
When density varies causing light to curve, it is called WHAT?
What is Heterogenous
This type of light does NOT emit heat, but occurs because of electricity.
What is Electric Discharge
After hitting a reflective surface, the incident ray becomes WHAT?
What is the Reflected Ray
A concave mirror is also known as WHAT?
What is a Converging Mirror
A method used to figure out exactly how light, or any other wave, travels through an environment
What is Ray Tracing
When light cannot pass through at all being either absorbed or reflected, the medium is called WHAT?
What is Opaque