Different wavelengths of light interact with the material's atoms and molecules in unique ways, leading to varying speeds. This is mainly due to dispersion, a phenomenon where the index of refraction of a material changes with the wavelength. So, shorter wavelengths (like blue light) often slow down more than longer wavelengths (like red light) when passing through a substance. This can lead to effects like the separation of colors in a prism.
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