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Understanding the Visible Spectrum: The Science of Color
Students explore how white light separates into the visible spectrum through refraction and how wavelength relates to color.
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Students explore how white light separates into the visible spectrum through refraction and how wavelength relates to color. The worksheet includes explanatory reading, guided notes, spectrum labeling, comprehension questions, and wavelength practice.
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- Students will explain that white light contains the colors of the visible spectrum.
- Students will describe how refraction separates white light through a prism.
- Students will identify the colors of the spectrum in wavelength order.
- Students will relate colors to approximate wavelengths measured in nanometers.
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