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When ultraviolet light is incident upon glass, atoms in the glass freely absorb and re-emit most of the ultraviolet light. pass the light energy along practically undiminished. are forced into vibration. resonate.

Name: when ultraviolet light is incident upon glass atoms in the glass freely absorb and re emit most of the ultraviolet light pass the light energy along practically undiminished are forced into 80397
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Description: when ultraviolet light is incident upon glass atoms in the glass freely absorb and re emit most of the ultraviolet light pass the light energy along practically undiminished are forced into 80397

          When ultraviolet light is incident upon glass, atoms in the glass
freely absorb and re-emit most of the ultraviolet light.
pass the light energy along practically undiminished.
are forced into vibration.
resonate.

when ultraviolet light is incident upon glass atoms in the glass freely absorb and re emit most of the ultraviolet light pass the light energy along practically undiminished are forced into 80397

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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When ultraviolet light is incident upon glass, atoms in the glass freely absorb and re-emit most of the ultraviolet light. pass the light energy along practically undiminished. are forced into vibration. resonate.