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osintseva wrote: If the molecules of glass are interfereing with its progress they must be absorbing some energy and maybe warming the glass if not then there is nothing to slow thep rogress of the light wave and its speed would be constant and therefore not refract but it does refract so there must be interaction and lost energy. When it exits the glass how does it regain that energy which it must do to accelerate to the speed of light in air?
Pyrpolizer wrote:osintseva wrote: If the molecules of glass are interfereing with its progress they must be absorbing some energy and maybe warming the glass if not then there is nothing to slow thep rogress of the light wave and its speed would be constant and therefore not refract but it does refract so there must be interaction and lost energy. When it exits the glass how does it regain that energy which it must do to accelerate to the speed of light in air?
Sorry but you mix up speed with energy. The light regains its speed but not its initial energy.It is common sense that light passing through glass comes out with less intensity/energy. Less "amount" of light comes out analogous to less "mass"
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