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How does refraction of light change when it moves from one medium to another?​
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How does refraction of light change when it moves from one medium to another?​

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Refraction occurs when light travels from one medium to another which changes the speed at which the light travels. This causes light to bend upon incidence with the interface of a new material.


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Depending on the density of the medium it can either be bent more or less

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