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Hammad Shahid
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For example, why does blue light refract more than red light in a prism?
Googling it provides this answer: "Higher frequencies of light are refracted more because objects are more likely to absorb higher frequency light. This causes those frequencies of light to travel more slowly and be refracted more."What does Googling this tell you? Or your textbook?
For example, why does blue light refract more than red light in a prism?