Which statement best explains what is seen in the image below. * о Differences in diffraction: while passing between the nuclei of the atoms in the glass, the different wavelengths "spread" by different amounts. о The different elements in the chemical formula for glass each add a different color to the white light. о Each wavelength of light has a different speed while inside the glass, and therefore their direction is altered by different amounts. O Silicon atoms in the glass add color to the white light.

Which statement best explains what is seen in the image below. * о Differences in diffraction: while passing between the nuclei of the atoms in the glass, the different wavelengths "spread" by different amounts. о The different elements in the chemical formula for glass each add a different color to the white light. о Each wavelength of light has a different speed while inside the glass, and therefore their direction is altered by different amounts. O Silicon atoms in the glass add color to the white light.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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