A form of electromagnetic radiation emitted by hot objects like lasers, bulbs, as well as the sun is called light.
It is a form of kinetic energy that allows the human eye to see or make the situation apparent or viewable.
Properties of light:
Reflection of light: Each light obeys the law of reflection, which either stipulates that the angle of incidence equivalent to the angle of reflection.
Refraction of light: It occurs whenever a light ray's velocity fluctuates even though it travels from one medium to another one. The index of refraction is a measurement of how much light refracts.
Dispersion: Whenever white light has been sent through a prism, it divides into different shades dependent on its own wavelength.
Diffraction: Diffraction seems to be the phenomenon of bending light across tiny obstacle angles and therefore its penetration further into geometric extent refers.
Polarization of light: Ordinary light resonates perpendicular to the transmission of light throughout all orientations. When light is restricted to vibrating in just one plane, it is referred to be polarised light.
Interference of light: This would be the phenomenon of light intensity alteration caused by the rearrangement of light sources of energy of a combination of two or more visible light.
