When your eye is submerged in water, light rays bend only
Chapter 30, Problem 109TAD(choose chapter or problem)
When your eye is submerged in water, light rays bend only slightly when they pass from the water into your cornea. Why isn’t the bending as pronounced as when light passes from air into your cornea? (How do the indices of refraction differ for your cornea, air, and water?)
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