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When we touch the screen of a mobile or laptop we can see some colors on the sweat adhered to the screen.Which property of light can explain it? Is it for interference or for refraction?
Colors you see when the display is off are reflection and interference at a thin film. Colors you see with display on are refraction at droplets enlarging sub pixels.Biniamin Piash said:Is it for interference or for refraction?
Can you tell it in more details?A.T. said:Colors you see when the display is off are reflection and interference at a thin film. Colors you see with display on are refraction at droplets enlarging sub pixels.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin-film_interferenceBiniamin Piash said:Can you tell it in more details?
Sweat on screen refers to the visible droplets of sweat that may appear on a television or computer screen. This can occur when someone is sweating profusely during a workout or in a hot and humid environment.
Sweat on screen can create a hazy or blurry effect on the image, making it difficult to see details clearly. It can also cause distortion or interference in the colors and brightness of the image.
Interference or refraction on screens can be caused by a variety of factors, including sweat, moisture, dust, and oils on the surface of the screen. These substances can alter the way light passes through the screen, resulting in distorted images.
Yes, there are steps that can be taken to prevent interference or refraction on screens. These include regularly cleaning the screen with a soft, lint-free cloth, avoiding touching the screen with oily or dirty hands, and keeping the screen away from sources of moisture or humidity.
If interference or refraction occurs on your screen, it can often be fixed by cleaning the screen with a soft cloth or using a screen cleaning solution. If the issue persists, it may be a sign of a more serious problem with the screen itself and may require professional repair.