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What Do You Observe When a Beam of Light is Allowed to Enter in a Closed Dark Room Through a Small Hole.

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What do you observe when a beam of light is allowed to enter in a closed dark room through a small hole.

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We will observe randomly moving dust particles in the beam of light. This confirms the presence of dust particles in the air.

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Chapter 6: Air and Atmosphere - Exercise 1

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S.P. Singh Concise Chemistry [English] Class 6 ICSE
Chapter 6 Air and Atmosphere
Exercise 1 | Q 7.4

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