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A soap bubble exhibits brilliants colours due to
A soap bubble exhibits brilliants colours due to
Updated On: Jun 7, 2022
- interference
- diffraction
- scattering
- polarisation
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Brilliant colours of soap bubble due to interference of light (thin film interference).
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