Refraction Using Cooking Oil

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$Can science make glass invisible? Museum Educator Emily demonstrates refraction, the science of bending light, to make a glass beaker disappear in vegetable oil. #Science #ScienceExperiment #Physics #STEM | Museum of Science, Boston$

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$This experiment is a fantastic demonstration of light refraction. Pyrex and cooking oil have a similar refractive index, making the rod seemingly disappear in oil. But in the water and oil mix, only part of the rod vanishes, creating an amazing visual effect. It's an engaging and simple way to understand optical physics in action! #TheDadLab #OpticalIllusions #homeschooling #ScienceExperiments #scienceisfun | TheDadLab$

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1.9M views · 24K reactions | Pyrex glass becomes nearly invisible...

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$13K views · 227 reactions | Pyrex glass disappears in vegetable oil! Try putting a Pyrex glass measuring cup in a container of oil and you can see this effect yourself. This occurs because both Pyrex glass and cooking oil have the same index of refraction, meaning that they both allow light to pass through them at the same speed, causing the glass to disappear. Science! #scienceexperiments #chemistryexperiments #teachersofinstagram #sciencebob | Science Bob | Facebook$

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$Vegetable oil can make Pyrex glass appear to disappear because its refractive index is closer to that of Pyrex glass. Pyrex borosilicate glass has a refractive index of around 1.47, and vegetable oil typically has a refractive index of around 1.47 to 1.47.5, which is very similar. When two materials have nearly identical refractive indices, light travels through both in a similar way, causing minimal bending or distortion. This makes the boundary between the two materials less noticeable, making$