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    How does light behave like a wave?

    Question #71617. Asked by zoidboy. (Oct 18 06 8:20 PM)


    malarson

    		Electromagnetic radiation bends around corners, causing the fuzzy region found around shadows. It creates interference patterns when passed through very small slits.

    Straight from my chemistry notes.

    Oct 18 06, 8:50 PM

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