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URGENT! PLEASE! how might the speed of an electromagnetic wave be affected as it moves from a gas (such as the atmosphere) to a liquid (such as water)?

URGENT! PLEASE! how might the speed of an electromagnetic wave be affected as it moves from a gas (such as the atmosphere) to a liquid (such as water)?
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URGENT! PLEASE! how might the speed of an electromagnetic wave be affected as it moves from a gas (such as the atmosphere) to a liquid (such as water)?

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The speed will become either slower or faster depending on the different mediums.
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