Light Flashcards

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What is incandescent light? Example?

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Light that is produced when an object gets hot - Candle , Sun

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What is fluorescent light? Example?

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Electricity is absorbed by mercury in a tube —> produces UV light —> made visible from coating of phosphor- fluorescent light bulb

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What is phosphorescent light? Example?

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An object contains particles that absorb light energy (during day) and will later release the light when it’s dark - glow in the dark stickers

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What is chemiluminescent light? Example?

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A chemical reaction between substances and it gives off light - glow stick

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What is bioluminescent light? Example?

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Chemical reaction in living things that produces light - fireflies

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What is the different between incandescent and luminescent light?

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Incandescent gives off heat - luminescent does not give off heat

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Know how does the pinhole camera diagram works. how is travels in a straight line.

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Light gets forced into a tiny hole, but continues in straight line. This causes an upside down image. Does the outsides go in and cross

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What is fluorescent light? example?

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Electricity is absorbed by mercury in a tube which produces ultraviolet light. The UV is absorbed by the phosphor coding producing visible light.- fluorescent lighting tube

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What is phosphorescent light? Example?

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An object contains particles that absorb light energy during day and will later release the light when it’s dark- glow-in-the-dark stickers

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What is chemiluminescent light? Example?

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A chemical reaction between substances, and it gives off light - glow stick

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What is bioluminescent light? Example?

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Chemical reaction in living things that produce light - fire flies

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What is the difference between incandescent light and luminescent light?

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Incandescent light gives off heat - luminescent does not give off heat

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How does the pinhole flip the image?

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The image has to squeeze into a tiny hole forcing the light to cross, but continue in a straight line. That causes the image to be flipped. Know how to draw this image too.

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14
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Define transparent

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If light passes completely through an object, it’s called transparent

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Define translucent

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If some light passes through an object, it is called translucent

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16
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Define opaque

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If no light passes through an object, it is called opaque

17
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What are the seven colours that make up white light?

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Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet (ROYGBIV)

18
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What colour has the longest wavelength what colour has the shortest wavelength?

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Read has the longest wavelength. Violet has the shortest wavelength

19
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What are the primary colours of the additive theory?

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red, green, blue

20
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What are the secondary colours of light?

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Cyan, magenta, yellow

21
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What does R+G make?

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Yellow

22
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What does R+B make?

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Magenta

23
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What does G+B make?

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Cyan

24
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What colours make white light

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R B G or (ROYGBIV)

25
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Name 2 types of cells in your eye, and where they can be found in the eye

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Cones and rods, on your eyes retina (back of eyes)

26
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How many types of cones are there?

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3, red, green, blue

27
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What are rods?

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They help you see in the dark, black and white.

28
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What colour do you see when you stare at a red bird?

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Cyan

29
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What colour do you see when you stare at a green bird?

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Magenta

30
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What colour do you see when you stare at a blue bird?

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Yellow

31
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Name the primary colours of subjective theory

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CMY (k)

32
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Name the secondary colours of subtractive theory

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RBG

33
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Magenta + cyan equals?

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Blue

34
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Magenta + yellow =?

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Red

35
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Yellow + cyan =?

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Green

36
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Magenta + cyan + yellow =?

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Black (K)