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The image showcases the Tyndall effect — the scattering of light by tiny particles, in this case, artificially created water droplets forming mist in the air
На зображенні продемонстровано ефект Тіндаля — явище розсіювання світла на дрібних частинках, у цьому випадку водяних краплинках, які утворюють штучний туман у повітрі.
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[edit]| DescriptionTyndall effect IHT2.jpg |
English: The image showcases the Tyndall effect — the scattering of light by tiny particles, in this case, artificially created water droplets forming mist in the air. The green laser beam interacts with the droplets, producing swirling patterns and a clearly visible light trajectory. This phenomenon highlights the optical properties of the water suspension in the air and demonstrates how light becomes visible in the presence of microscopic particles. The experiment was conducted by IHT students of KNU in a darkened setting to enhance the brightness and dynamics of the laser beam in the mist.
Українська: На зображенні продемонстровано ефект Тіндаля — явище розсіювання світла на дрібних частинках, у цьому випадку водяних краплинках, які утворюють штучний туман у повітрі. Зелений лазерний промінь взаємодіє з дрібними крапельками, які створюють ефект турбулентних завихрень і чітко видиму траєкторію світла. Це явище підкреслює оптичні властивості водяної суспензії у повітрі та показує, як світло стає видимим у присутності мікроскопічних частинок. Експеримент проводився студентами ІВТ КНУ в затемненому середовищі, щоб краще відобразити яскравість і динаміку лазерного променя в тумані. English: Students of the Institute of High Technologies observed the Tyndall effect. They watched the dispersion created by mist illuminated with a green laser. |
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| Author | Khodorovskyi |
| Camera location | 50° 23′ 11.29″ N, 30° 28′ 41.53″ E | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap |
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| Date and time of data generation | 14:38, 7 October 2024 |
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| Latitude | 50° 23′ 11.29″ N |
| Longitude | 30° 28′ 41.53″ E |
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| File change date and time | 14:38, 7 October 2024 |
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| Date and time of digitizing | 14:38, 7 October 2024 |
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