Subject: Do Opaque materials undergo any change after absorbtion of light ?
Date: Wed May 12 23:21:17 1999
Posted by Vivek Narayan
Grade level: grad (science)
School: individual
City: Kuwait State/Province: Kuwait
Country: Kuwait
Area of science: Physics
ID: 926569277.Ph
Message:
I mean to ask that :-
1. When light is absorbed by opaque materials what actually
happens I suppose that its electrons take that light energy (
photons )and go to another permanent quantum state. Does this
cause a change in the material itself ?
2. on absorbtion of light energy by opaque materials can we say
that the light energy has been converted into chemical energy ?
Re: Do Opaque materials undergo any change after absorbtion of light ?
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