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Home / Does light undergo refraction as it travels across the boundary between one transparent medium into another?

Does light undergo refraction as it travels across the boundary between one transparent medium into another?

Yes! When light leaves a vacuum or travels from one transparent medium into another, it undergoes refraction causing it to change both direction and speed.

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