Physics · Classification of Materials
How do opaque bodies behave when light is incident upon them?
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- 1They transmit the entire light without any absorption
- 2They do not allow the incident light to pass through them✓
- 3They refract light at a specific critical angle
- 4They polarize the transmitted light completely
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They do not allow the incident light to pass through them
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