Why is the glass transparent?
What is extended is water, ice and so on transparent things
Please explain from the principle, simply, you do not ask
Glass reflected light and other objects reflect the light is nothing different,
Why some objects can be transparent, and some objects are not transparent
Molecules and atoms of the form, the structure dictates! Like coal is the same as black!
The transparency should mean that its transmittance is relatively large, and the reflectivity is smaller
An important reason: a solid matter, if it is seen from the inside of the atom, it is actually empty. Because in the interior of the atom, the nuclei and the volume of electrons add up to less than one millionth of the atomic volume. Moreover, there is no evidence that the nucleus and electrons can not be photographed through! So, transparent is normal!
simply put. This is determined by the nature of the glass material itself. Ie it usually does not absorb visible light, visible light can hardly undergo any changes through the glass material. Since the light is an electromagnetic wave, the microcrystalline structure of the glass makes it possible to influence the electrons in the glass to produce a greater electromagnetic effect and to transfer electrons from one electron to another, One side spread to the other side of the glass, which is transparent. Colorless glass means that all kinds of light can be transmitted from one side of the glass to the other side. Otherwise the glass is colored.
So we feel transparent.
