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  • Transparent Materials: Definition, Examples & Differences
    Materials that transmit light without scattering are called transparent materials.

    Here's a breakdown:

    * Transparent: Light passes through these materials with minimal scattering. We can see clearly through them. Examples include glass, water, and air.

    * Translucent: Light passes through, but it is scattered, making objects appear blurry or hazy. Examples include frosted glass, parchment paper, and some types of plastic.

    * Opaque: Light cannot pass through these materials at all. They absorb or reflect all the light that hits them. Examples include wood, metal, and brick.

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