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Dispersion of White Light by Glass Prism

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What is the middlemost colour in the spectrum of light formed by a prism?

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Indigo

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Blue

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Yellow

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Green

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Solution

The correct option is D Green
Visible light forms a colour spectrum, when passes through a prism, in a phenomenon called dispersion. The coloured spectrum has the colours: violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red, from the bottom to the top. So, the midmost colour in the spectrum is green.

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