Diffusion of light in the atmosphere takes place due to
- ACarbon dioxide
- BDust Particles
- CHelium
- DWater vapours
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Correct answer: (b) Dust Particles
Explanation
Light scatters in the atmosphere mainly due to dust particles (and other suspended particles), which deflect the incoming rays.
This scattering/diffusion explains everyday optical effects in the air.
Gases like CO₂, helium and water vapour are not the principal scatterers responsible for diffusion of light.