k Refraction. Computer artwork showing the refraction of light beams through a biconcave lens. Light changes direction, or is refracted, when it meets a different transparent medium such as a lens. A biconcave lens causes light beams to diverge. It is used to correct myopia short sightedness, a condition in which light is focused before it reaches the retina. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Refraction. Computer artwork showing the refraction of light beams through a biconcave lens. Light changes direction, or is refracted, when it meets a different transparent medium such as a lens. A biconcave lens causes light beams to diverge. It is used to correct myopia (short- sightedness), a condition in which light is focused before it reaches the retina. ````
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Refraction. Computer artwork showing the refraction of light beams through a biconcave lens. Light changes direction, or is refracted, when it meets a different transparent medium such as a lens. A biconcave lens causes light beams to diverge. It is used to correct myopia (short- sightedness), a condition in which light is focused before it reaches the retina. ````

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