diffracted (Meaning)

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diffracted (imp. & p. p.)

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The sunlight diffracted through the raindrops, creating a vivid rainbow in the sky.
The scientist observed how the laser beam diffracted as it passed through the diffraction grating.
In the physics lab, students conducted an experiment to study how sound waves diffracted around various barriers.
When white light passes through a prism, it diffracts into its component colors, creating a spectrum.
The photographer captured a stunning image of diffracted light patterns on the water's surface.
During the eclipse, sunlight diffracted through the leaves of the trees, casting intricate patterns on the ground.
The diffracted waves produced by the sonar system allowed the researchers to map the seafloor topography.
In the art installation, mirrors were strategically placed to diffract light and create mesmerizing visual effects.
Using a diffraction grating, the scientist diffracted X-rays to analyze the crystal structure of the material.
The musician experimented with different surfaces to diffract the sound waves from his instrument in a unique way.

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The sunlight diffracted through the raindrops, creating a vivid rainbow in the sky.

The scientist observed how the laser beam diffracted as it passed through the diffraction grating.

In the physics lab, students conducted an experiment to study how sound waves diffracted around various barriers.

When white light passes through a prism, it diffracts into its component colors, creating a spectrum.