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Draw a neat and labelled diagram of the experimental set up for observing the scattering of light in a colloidal solution of sulphur to show how the sky appears blue, and the sun appears red at sunrise and sunset.
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30/08/2021 11:28 am
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(a) Draw a neat and labelled diagram of the experimental set up for observing the scattering of light in a colloidal solution of sulphur to show how the sky appears blue, and the sun appears red at sunrise and sunset.
(b) Out of blue light and red light, which one is scattered more easily?
(c) Which component of sunlight is scattered away when the sun appears red at sunrise or sunset ?
(d) What causes the scattering of blue components of sunlight in the atmosphere?
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30/08/2021 11:31 am
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An arrangement for observing the scattering of light in a colloidal solution to show how the sky appears blue, and the sun appears red at sunrise and sunset.
(b) Blue light scatters more easily due to its smaller wavelength.
(c) Shortest wavelength component i.e. blue scatters away when the sun appears red at sunrise or sunset.
(d) Gas molecules present in the air.
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