Definition: A phydotropic is an optical property that describes how light behaves when it encounters a material with a low refractive index. Light can be described as a photonic wave, which means it has both mechanical and electrical properties. In other words, light is a combination of its wave-like nature and its electric charge. In the context of optics, a phydotropic material is one that allows light to travel through or scatter in a way that does not change its phase at all. This property
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