Module 1 – Activity # 3: Properties of Light

From the previous article reading that you have, complete the table. See the guide below to ensure you put the expected answers.

 For Column 2: “Definition/Description” – try to provide a definition for the property of light, then give personal description about it.
 For Column 3: “Fun Facts” – find any other interesting fact or trivia about the property of light. You can put here something from the article you are encouraged to put something you have
read before, or something you think of, or something you researched.
 For Column 4: “Personal Observations” – put here 2 personal experiences or observations that involve this property of light. It can be something observed in the house, in school,
anywhere outside, or relatives personal experience if you cannot complete the two with your own.
 For Column 5: “Images” – put here 2 images showing the property of light in different scenario. It is better if you can include photos, you personally taken, if you cannot took own photo,
you can search from the internet and grab images there but be sure to include the sources in this file.
 Note: there are 5 properties of light to tackle for this activity: reflection, scattering, refraction, interference, dispersion

Properties of
Definition/Description
Light
The reflection of light is the wave of
light when it bounces off surfaces of
things with lustrous characteristics and
shiny characteristics
Reflection For me reflection of light is when the
light bounces off to shiny objects or
smooth objects such as metals and
mirrors
Fun Facts
When light waves reflect off a surface,
they can create an image of the object
or scene that the light is coming from.
This is how we are able to see
reflections in mirrors,utensils and other
shiny surfaces.
Personal Observations Images
My observation about the light’s
reflection is that you can easily change
it’s pattern because it flows
straightforward
And it can reflect my image through a
mirror

For me light scattering is the process Light scattering is responsible for My personal observation is that
by which light waves encounter many phenomena in nature, including scattering of light can happen in water
particles or objects in their path and are the blue color of the sky and the red because of the uneven surface of water
deflected in many directions. and orange colors of sunsets.

And the lights are scattered through

Scattering when im sometimes in a forest
 It’s when it travels at an angle from
one material to another
Refraction For me it’s the bending of light using
other materials
It’s when new wave of light is formed
when two or more light waves overlaps
to each other
Interference
It’s when the waves of white light is
refracted or bent by different amounts
as it passes through a material resulting
to separation into it’s individual colors
Dispersion
You can do fun illusions using the
refraction of light
Colors of the bubbles and brilliant
colors of peacocks is caused by
interference with light
When you shine a white light into a
glass prism it will create many colors
My personal experience is when I put
an image of an arrow behind the water,
it’s facing the other way when it’s
behind the water
My personal experience is when
bubbles were formed many colors are
in it
Often times I see cd disks being so
colorful
Putting a white light into a glass prism
would make different kinds of colors, I
saw it at a science fair
When sunlight split into different
colors
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