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Karagoz
We know interference of waves play a role in causing "colors" on soap bubbles.
But does light refraction play a role in bubble iridescence?
When the light wave travels into the soap bubble surface, won't it refract since the wave is into a different matter (what matter the soap bubble surface is made of)?
But does light refraction play a role in bubble iridescence?
When the light wave travels into the soap bubble surface, won't it refract since the wave is into a different matter (what matter the soap bubble surface is made of)?
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