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Refraction of Light : Refraction, Laws of Refraction, Refractive Index

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Refraction of light covers definition, laws of refraction of light with diagram, notes for class 8,9,10 Refraction : The change in direction of the path of light, when it passes from one transparent medium to another transparent medium, is called refraction. Refraction of light is essentially a surface phenomenon.    You may Like NCERT Solutions MCQ Questions and Answers Why is refraction occurred? Because when light travels from a optical optical medium to another optical medium its speed changes and due to changing in speed it is direction is also changes. Because of this refraction occurred.  When a Ray of light travelling in one transparent medium strikes obliquely at the surface of another transparent medium, a part of light comes back to the same medium obeying the laws of reflection and is called the reflected light.  The remaining part of the light passes Into the other medium and travels in a straight path different from its initial direction and is called r...

Electricity Class 10

 Electricity Class 10 CBSE Electricity class 10 Physics important question solution, sample paper, MCQ chapter-wise for SA SAII for 2017,18,19

Periodic Classification of Elements : Periodic Table

Periodic Classification of Elements : Periodic Table Reasons for Classification of Elements:  Classified the elements in periodic table because 1. By this process we can study the elements in well organized way. 2. It helps to correlate the properties of the elements with the fundamental properties of all states of matter. 3. We can find out relation between one element to another. In the early stage scientists are attempt to classified the elements on the basis of density, malleability, ductility, metals or non-metals etc. But these entire attempts are not fruitful. In 1815, William Prout said that atomic mass of an element never differs and it forms the truly scientific basis for a satisfactory scheme of classification.