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Which statement best describes the relationship between an object's density and its index of refraction?
As the tendency of the atoms to absorb energy before remitting it increases, the refractive index increases.
As the physical density of the substance increases, the refractive index increases.
As the mass per unit volume of the substance increases, the refractive index decreases.
As the optical density increases, the refractive index decreases
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