contrast how white light interacts with a blue book and a blue stained glass window

A blue book absorbs the light and creates the color blue. It is opaque. A blue stained glass window lets light pass through and absorbs some light. It is translucent.

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VidyaaTech2022 VidyaaTech2022 · Answer 2 · 2022-04-29T15:02:41+02:00

A blue book is an opaque object that allows no light to pass whereas a blue glass window is a translucent object allowing some light to pass through it.

How white light interacts with the object?

If the white light completely passes through the object, then it is a transparent object, if no light passes, then it is an opaque object and if partial light passes, then it is a translucent object.

A blue book is an opaque object which absorbs the white light in itself and reflects the color blue whereas a blue stained glass window is a translucent object that absorbs partial light and reflects white light as well as blue light.

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