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light and eye

10 cards·by candersen

retina

tissue in your eye that is sensitive to light

opaque

objects that felect or absorb light but do not allow light to pass through them

cones

receptors that are sensitive to all colors in the visible spectrum of light

transparent

something allows enough light to pass through so that you can clearly see objects on the other side

spectrum

separation of white light into its component colors produces what is called a mixture

rods

receptors that are sensitive to light and dark

refraction

bending light when it passes from one material to another

translucent

lets light through but does not allow objects on the other side to be clearly seen

receptors

respond to changes in light and color

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