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Prism Spectrum
Rotate a glass prism and follow white light as it separates into colors. A simplified visual explanation of dispersion by @shekitup, from the Sims collection.
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Prism Spectrum · Source Original source via Explainer ToolsAbout this creative practice
Sims is a collection of interactive scientific explorations built by @shekitup. Its source index spans astronomy, physics, biology, chemistry and mathematics.
Prism Spectrum lets you rotate a prism and follow the separated colors of a light beam. This profile includes the work approved for this collection; other experiments on Sims remain available on the creator’s website.
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