Physics, 03.05.2021 16:30 impura12713

Why do you see a rainbow when you look at white light through a prism? please don't send links or files
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components of white light (colors) were refracted into different amounts by the prism.

different colored of atoms passed through the prism and were knocked out.

the white light’s energy was diverted and converted into visible light.

the prism converted ultraviolet light to visible light.

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