Lynde, Carleton John, b. 1872, Gilbert, Alfred C. (Alfred Carlton), 1884-1961 · New Haven, Conn. : A.C. Gilbert Co. · leaf 96
cides with the hollow of the other, theparticles of water do not move at all, and one wave destroys theother. This is called interference. The same thing occurs in light waves; two streams of wavesmay come together and destroy each other, that is, producedarkness. GILBERT LIGHT EXPERIMENTS 93… … Crossed by horizontal Fig. 144. Colors in a soap film colored bands. These colors are formed by interference as follows: The soap film hastwo surfaces with water between, and when it stands on edgethe water runs toward the bottom and the film becomes a narrowprism. Now the light is reflected partly…
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