Physics · Total internal reflection and its applications, magnification, power of a lens, combination of thin lenses in contact
One can not see through fog because:
One can not see through fog because:
- A. fog absorbed light
- B. light is scattered by the droplets in fog
- C. light surfers total reflection by the droplets in the fog
- D. the refractive index of fog is in infinity
Step-by-step solution
Fog consists of tiny water droplets that scatter light in various directions. This scattering prevents light from traveling in straight lines, making it difficult to see through fog. Absorption (A) is minimal, total reflection (C) is not the primary cause, and refractive index (D) is not infinite.
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