When a light falls on an object, it absorbs some colours and reflects some. Where does the energy of the absorbed portion of the light go?
When light is absorbed by a solid where does it go?
What happens to molecules of a medium when light passes through it? What is visible light and how can it be used? If light is made of particles, how does it pass through glass? If light is said to have photon particles, then how come those particles can pass through solid glass but not through a wall? Can also just a part of a photon be absorbed by an electron? In what medium does light (photon) travel? How is light produced? Why is a photon completely absorbed by an electron and why is there no partial absorbtion? How can you see through glass when it's a solid? Why does light have energy? Why does light move? What is light caused by? What is light made out of? How is light a form of energy? If light has particle nature then can we store light in container which is 100% reflective and open it in a dark room to release it? Can we see light? Does light moves? If light is a wave, then what is the medium? Why is light a form of energy? Can we see light, or do we see objects that reflect light? Where do photons appear from when mass and energy are combined? What is the light reflection? How are visible light waves produced? Why dispersion of light do not occur in vaccum or air medium? What makes light reflect from any surface? Does light travel through space forever? We know that light is a wave but does it require a medium to propagate.If yes then what is that medium. What propels light? What happens to the photons when I switch off the light? Which statement about how light travels is True?