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when light is opaque

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Opaque- when something is not able to be seen through

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Light is opaque when you aren't able to see through it.

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3) Translucent is when objects pass partially.

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3) Translucent is when objects pass partially.

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Translucent- when an object is clear but you cant see through it

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this is what happens when light is being opaque

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an object can be seen but unclear.

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when a light is transparent it it allowing the light to be able to see through

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when light goes through something partly.

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2) Opaque is when light doesn't pass through an object.

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2) Opaque is when light doesn't pass through an object.

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transparent is light passing through an object

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transparent is light passing through an object

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Visible light is a form of electromagnetic radiation, as are radio waves, infrared radiation, ultraviolet radiation, X-rays and microwaves. Generally, visible light is defined as the wavelengths that are visible to most human eyes. This broad range of wavelengths is known as the electromagnetic spectrum.

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Visible light is a form of electromagnetic radiation, as are radio waves, infrared radiation, ultraviolet radiation, X-rays and microwaves. Generally, visible light is defined as the wavelengths that are visible to most human eyes. This broad range of wavelengths is known as the electromagnetic spectrum.

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when a light pass through an object

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It's true; you've probably heard the word "transparent" used more as a buzzword than an actual concept behind running a business. This can make it difficult to figure out just exactly what it means and how important it is. We tend to use the word transparent when we are referring to politicians and the campaigns that they run. However, there is plenty of legitimacy left in the word, and it's still something important to consider for your company. Rediscovering what transparency means can not only help your business find the purpose of being transparent, but the benefits of doing so.
What is Business Transparency?
Let's start with what transparency traditionally means: clear. If we modify this definition slightly to be more relatable to business, we find that it means that you're honest (and clear) with your customers. Rules, regulations, fees and policies-these things should all be abundantly easy to understand. Contracts should be short. There shouldn't be a bunch of hidden fees or rules that hinder a true relationship with a client. The timing of the honesty is also important. If a breach of data causes stolen credit card information and addresses, this shouldn't be information that's divulged weeks later. Part of being transparent is being upfront and honest as soon as possible, even when it's something that might be embarrassing or difficult to admit.

The same goes for good things, however. When something magical happens-say, an increase in profit or a particularly good hire-your company can celebrate that with those invested, too. Transparency doesn't mean just talking about all of the bad things, fortunately.
Why Be Transparent?
It can be hard not to immediately push back against the idea of transparency, especially since it means that a lot of the things businesses usually hide would be exposed. There's a natural tendency to shy away from such a situation. However, if we look at the overall picture and the true purpose of transparency, we can realize how important it is.

An air of transparency discourages people who may not have a long-term investment in a company-such as an employee looking to gain more than just a job-from doing things they should not. When a company is transparent, a poor decision may cause some negative PR and cost an employee their job. If a company isn't being transparent, long-term embezzlement problems and other schemes can happen more easily.

It's true that transparency also makes for happy shareholders, more profit and content regulators. Transparency also discourages those challenging issues that occur when there's just a bit too much secrecy going on. Transparency is assurance, and less information means less certainty for you, for your employees and for your investors, too.

Overall, transparency, while frightening at first, benefits your company in the long run. Once you know a little about it and its purpose, it can be a little easier to understand the importance behind it.
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Why Being Transparent As a Business Matters

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It's true; you've probably heard the word "transparent" used more as a buzzword than an actual concept behind running a business. This can make it difficult to figure out just exactly what it means and how important it is. We...

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when light can go through a substance that is transparent.

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opaque is when light can't pass through an object. 

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opaque is when light can't pass through an object. 

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translucent is when an object can be seen but cant be seen through .

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Opaque

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opaque is when light comes through but cant be seen through.

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A translucent light is one where you can see through it ,but it is sort of blurry or not clear.

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Light being transparent

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transparent is when light complitly fully passes an object.

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transparent is when light complitly fully passes an object.

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a transparent is when light can be go thru an object .

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a transparent is when light can be go thru an object .

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Light is being transparent when you have the ability to see through the light.

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when light can pass through

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Light and Matter - Basic Color Theory for the Desktop - Technical Guides

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March 21, 2001 - How matter affects light by reflecting, transmitting, and/or absorbing certain wavelengths.

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when light bounces back and it cant go through the object that is opaque.

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when a light is transparent it is allowing the light to go through a material or object

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A light that's being transparent is a light that you can see.

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A light that's being transparent is a light that you can see.

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light being transparent is when light passes through and object 

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light being transparent is when light passes through and object 

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1) Transparent is when light passes through an object.

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1) Transparent is when light passes through an object.

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Transparent is a physical property of allowing light to pass  through a material

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transparent is when light fully passes an object.

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Transparent- when you can see through an object

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Explain and show an example of light being opaque.

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Explain and show an example of light being opaque.

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A light being transparent is a light that you can see through

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Vector ray of light on transparent checkered background

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Explain and show an example of light being transparent.

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Explain and show an example of light being transparent.

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Explain and show an example of light being translucent.

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Explain and show an example of light being translucent.