Glass and the atmosphere are largely opaque to
A)infrared light.
B)visible light.
C)ultraviolet light.

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Glass and the atmosphere are known to be largely opaque to infrared light. This is why materials like glass can be used to insulate and trap heat from infrared radiation, keeping the temperature warm on the inside. Visible light and ultraviolet light, on the other hand, are able to pass through glass and the atmosphere to some extent.

Glass and the Atmosphere Are Largely Opaque to