1.

Sound travels faster in bone than it does in air

2.Ultrasounds are sounds with frequencies too low for humans to
hear.
3.Sound travels faster at a higher temperature than at a lower
temperature.
4. Sound travels faster in water than in air.
5.Air and water are examples of media through which sound
travels
6.Sound travels fastest through gases and slowest through solids
and liquids.
7.Sound can travel through a vacuum.
8.You can hear sound around a corner of a door due to the wave
property called diffraction.
Photo Analysis: Do the
following picture
represent Refection,
refraction and
diffraction of sound
OBJECTIVES:
1.infer that white light is made up of many
different colors of light and each of these colors
bends differently,
2. relate wavelength, frequency, and velocity of
colors to the energy that they carry,
3. explain the hierarchy of colors concerning
energy
Which t - shirt must wear during summer? Why?
Visible light, also known
as white light, consists of
a collection of
component colors. These
colors are often observed
as light passes through a
triangular prism. White
light is made up of all the
7 colors of light
Dispersion is a kind of refraction which
separates the different colors of light. The
refractive index of light indicates the amount
of 7 bending. The high index indicates more
bending. Light slows down more through
materials that have a greater refractive
index.
Light is made up of wavelengths of light, and each
wavelength represents a color.
● The colors of light in the visible spectrum are
arranged according to their wavelengths,
frequency, and energy. Violet color, having the
shortest wavelength, is at the bottom and red
having the longest wavelength is on top.
Arrange the colors of visible light according to the given condition.

Increasing Decreasing
energy energy
Orange, yellow, Indigo, yellow,
blue , red ,violet blue , red ,violet
Arrange the colors of visible light according to the given condition.

Decreasing
Increasing
Frequency
Frequency
Indigo, yellow,
Orange, yellow,
blue ,
green, blue , red
green ,violet
Arrange the colors of visible light according to the given condition.

Decreasing
Increasing
Wavelength
Wavelength
Indigo, yellow,
Orange, yellow,
blue ,
green, blue , red
green ,violet
 Wavelength is inversely proportional to frequency.
Wavelength decreases from red to violet, and
frequency increases from red to violet.
● The energy of light is directly proportional to its
frequency. The more energy in a color, the higher its
frequency. The lower the frequency, the smaller the
amount of energy.
 Optical density is the property of a
transparent medium, which measures
the speed of light through the medium.
The greater the optical density of a
medium, the slower the speed of light
through a medium.
 PRACTICAL
APPLICATION OF
LIGHT
White light can be scattered by
particles in the atmosphere.
Because blue light has a high
frequency and a short
wavelength, it will scatter ten
times more than longer
wavelength light such as orange
and red. The sky appears blue
most often because particles in
the atmosphere scatter blue light
ten times more than all other
colors (due to its high frequency).
The sky will begin to appear red or
orange around sunset
because the position of the beam
of light is changed. The sky can also
appear to be multiple colors based
off the position of the sun. More
molecules and particles in areas of
the atmosphere, such as dust and
smoke particles, can cause brilliant
deep orange and red sunsets due
to the scattering of low frequency
light. Cities with high levels of
pollution tend to have very colorful
sunsets.