Which effect diminishes when polarized light hits air bubbles?

💡 Explanation

Raleigh scattering intensity reduces with polarized light because the **polarization** restricts the scattering direction, therefore the scattering is less efficiently excited within air bubbles, rather than causing effects related to chromatic aberration or Fraunhofer diffraction which need defined optical structure.

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