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Medicines & Treatments Question: What Happens To Light When It Is Absorbed? When light is absorbed it is taking all of the colors around it and absorbing those to mak light ... What Happens When A Light Is Absorbed?What Happens After That?
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yeah, it usually gets converted to heat... unless it bounces off or goes right through. That's why black things get hotter than white things.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_happens_when_light_is_ab...
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Light from the sun can travel to our planet, even though there is millions of kilometres of space between earth and the sun. However, the light can still reach us because it is radiation. What happens when light strikes an object? ... When light strikes an object, light can be absorbed by the object...
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When light is absorbed its energy is taken up by some of the electrons in the outer most energy level of the pigment molecules. The electrons jump up to ... This is very similar to what happens in fluorecence, only in fluorecence, the electrons radiate the stored energy as light and drop back to their original energy level.
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staff.jccc.net/PDECELL/photosyn/lightreact.html
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Light may pass completely through a material, in which case we say that it has been transmitted. Alternatively the light may be absorbed by the material or it may be scattered. Light that is scattered or reflected may eventually pass out of the front, back, or side of the material.
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www.colourware.co.uk/cpfaq/q1-2.htm
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The darker the color, the less visible light it is reflecting and the more it is absorbing. The absorbed light is converted to heat. There is a lot of missing information here. Sunlight contains a wide range of "colors" not all of which you can see.
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www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/gen99/gen99540.htm
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Unit 8K: Light ; Section 3: What happens when light meets an object? ... that light may be absorbed, transmitted or reflected when it hits an object ... explain that some light may be absorbed when it hits an object...
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Materials that do not allow light to pass through are called opaque materials. Some of the light is absorbed by the material and some is reflected. Most metals, wood and animals are made of ... You can investigate what happens when light hits an object by shining a light from a torch or projector on to a wall or screen.
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www.skwirk.com/p-c_s-11_u-25_t-136_c-431/what-happens-w...
www.skwirk.com/p-c_s-11_u-25_t-136_c-431/what-happens-when-light-hits-an-object-/nsw/science-technology/light-up-my-life/how-light-works
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The students will explore different sources of light through observation to establish a relationship between light, heat and color. ... Students will explore reflection and refraction and compare these properties of light.
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