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Physics- light and magnetism
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Reflection
Bounces off the surface
Refraction
Changes the
speed
or
direction
of the light
Specular
reflection
Reflection of
light
off a
smooth
surface
Diffuse scattering
Reflection of
light
on a rough
surface
What happens when light passes through a prism
It is
refracted
and
separated
into all of the different colors that represent each of the wavelengths and frequencies
How a simple camera forms an image
A camera lens takes all the light rays bouncing around and uses
glass
to redirect them to a single point, creating a
sharp
image
How primary colours add to make secondary colours
Light
in these colours can be added (combined) together to make the secondary colours
How a filter subtracts light
Filters isolate individual
colours
by removing the other colours, so this process is often referred to as colour separation by subtraction
How
coloured
materials subtract light
If the shirt absorbs blue light, then only red and green light will be reflected from the shirt
Hint: It is a blue
Magnets
They
repel
and
attract
Magnetic fields
Magnetic fields are represented by
diagrams
which show
patterns
of magnetic field lines
magneti
c
field
The magnetic field of the Earth is generated by electric currents flowing in its molten iron core
How to make an electromagnet
By wrapping a
solenoid
around an
iron
core and connecting a power source
Changing the strength of an electromagnet
Increasing
current
Increasing the number of
turns
of the coil
Adding an
iron
core
Uses of an electromagnet
Loudspeakers
, motors and
electric bells