Which of the following is a composite of light interaction with the atomic structure of the glass and involves the conversion of optical power to heat?

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Absorption is the process of energy transfer from incident light to the medium, which involves the conversion of optical power to heat. This process is caused by the interaction of light with the atomic structure of the glass. Scattering (A) and microbending (D) do not involve the conversion of optical power to heat. Macrobending (B) refers to the bending of an optical fiber and does not involve the atomic structure of the glass.

Which of the Following Is a Composite of Light Interaction