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This document discusses the basics of mirrors and reflection. It explains that a simple mirror is made of a plane glass with a silver coating on the back protected by a layer of red paint. This allows the glass to provide a smooth reflective surface while preventing light from passing through. The key points of reflection are also outlined, including how the incident ray strikes the mirror at the point of incidence, and the reflected ray bounces off at the same angle following the law of reflection.
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This document discusses reflection of light. It describes two types of reflection: regular reflection, which occurs on smooth surfaces like mirrors and reflects light regularly; and diffuse reflection, which occurs on rough surfaces and reflects light irregularly in different directions. The document also lists activities that involve identifying materials that reflect light and demonstrating the path of light rays using a medium like dust or smoke.
Radioactivity
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Formation of image in a plane mirror
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Plane mirror
This document discusses the basics of mirrors and reflection. It explains that a simple mirror is made of a plane glass with a silver coating on the back protected by a layer of red paint. This allows the glass to provide a smooth reflective surface while preventing light from passing through. The key points of reflection are also outlined, including how the incident ray strikes the mirror at the point of incidence, and the reflected ray bounces off at the same angle following the law of reflection.
Types of reflection
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Radioactivity
Radioactivity is the process by which an unstable atom loses energy by emitting ionizing radiation such as alpha particles, beta particles, and gamma rays. Nuclear medicine uses radioactive substances and radiation detection for diagnosis and treatment. Radiation therapy uses radiation, either externally or internally from radioactive sources, to control cancer cells. Radioactive dating provides information about the age of the Earth and evolutionary changes, and radioactive tracers have applications in food irradiation, paper production, and nuclear power generation.
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Physical & chemical change
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