Visible light that shines on a pane of transparent glass
A)is mostly reflected.
B)produces a chain of absorptions and re-emissions through the glass.
C)mostly transforms to thermal energy.

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When visible light shines on a pane of transparent glass, it mostly produces a chain of absorptions and re-emissions through the glass. This process allows the light to pass through the glass, making it transparent. Some of the light may be reflected or transformed into thermal energy, but the majority will pass through the glass.

Visible Light That Shines on a Pane of Transparent Glass