Light travels more slowly in glass than it does in a vacuum (also known as "free space"). Based on what we know about el
Posted: Sun May 22, 2022 10:56 am
Light travels more slowly in glass than it does in a vacuum
(also known as "free space"). Based on what we know about
electromagnetic waves, which of the following could be an
explanation of this?
- The permittivity of glass is greater than the permittivity of
free space
- The permittivity of glass is less than the
permittivity of free space
- The frequency of light in glass is greater than the frequency of
light in free space
- The density of glass is greater than the density of free
space
- The permeability of glass is less than the permeability of free
space
(also known as "free space"). Based on what we know about
electromagnetic waves, which of the following could be an
explanation of this?
- The permittivity of glass is greater than the permittivity of
free space
- The permittivity of glass is less than the
permittivity of free space
- The frequency of light in glass is greater than the frequency of
light in free space
- The density of glass is greater than the density of free
space
- The permeability of glass is less than the permeability of free
space