Examples of 'light is absorbed' in a sentence

Meaning of "light is absorbed"

light is absorbed - the process of light being taken in by an object or substance ~ used in scientific contexts to explain phenomena like color or energy absorption

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light is absorbed
Blackness is when light is absorbed into itself.
The light is absorbed by the pigment in the follicles.
Photosynthesis begins when light is absorbed by chlorophyll.
Light is absorbed best and attracted to dark objects.
Some of the incoming light is absorbed by the solution.
The light is absorbed and can be reemitted as fluorescence.
Not all the light is absorbed.
Light is absorbed by dark colours.
Essentially no light is absorbed by the polarizer.
Only a low proportion of the incoming light is absorbed.
Laser light is absorbed by pigmented areas.
If the image shutter is closed the light is absorbed.
This light is absorbed by pigment.
Cell a part of the light is absorbed.
When the light is absorbed by the hair it injures the follicle.

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Every element has a characteristic spectral fingerprint a set of frequencies where light is absorbed.
A large fraction of light is absorbed close to the front surface.
The presence of organisms in the water changes the way the light is absorbed.
The light is absorbed by the atmosphere along the outward path.
Many grow rooms are housed in dark spaces where light is absorbed instead of reflected.
The light is absorbed by blood and is reflected by the surrounding tissue.
Color spectrum and water Light is absorbed and reflected in water.
The light is absorbed by hemoglobin and then converted into heat.
In catalysed photolysis, light is absorbed by an adsorbed substrate.
The light is absorbed and the cell produces dc voltage and current.
Within a certain radius, all light is absorbed.
The rest of the light is absorbed by the object or scattered in various directions.
It's very dark and almost all light is absorbed.
Thus at low intensities the light is absorbed and at high intensities it is transmitted.
Light is absorbed by photosystem I and is passed to the.
This is because the laser light is absorbed by the pigmented hair and destroyed.
Blood 's oxygenation state affects the way that light is absorbed.
This process occurs when light is absorbed by a material and creates electrical voltage.
As the copper ion concentration in the solution increases, more light is absorbed.
The light is absorbed by the dark areas and reflected from the lighted areas.
In the process of catalysed photolysis, light is absorbed by an adsorbed substrate.
The blue light is absorbed and only the red colors are reflected into our eyes.
As the depth increases, more light is absorbed by the water.
In algae, light is absorbed by pigments and photoreceptors.
Usual, because a portion of the light is absorbed by the prism.
Far ultraviolet light is absorbed effectively by the neutral components of the ISM.
You may feel a quick, warm sensation as the light is absorbed by the targeted areas.
When light is absorbed in an ordinary ink, it generates heat.
In fluorescence, energy from a source of light is absorbed and re-emitted as another photon.
This light is absorbed and some of it is re-emitted at suitable wavelengths.
At the level of atoms, the light is absorbed and reemitted by electrons.
When light is absorbed by the retinal molecule, the molecule isomerises.
The more light that transmits through a sample, less light is absorbed by that sample.
The light is absorbed by the dark areas, which are known as chromophores.
When light strikes the cell, some of the light is absorbed within the semiconductor material.

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