In fog, photographs of the objects taken with infrared radiations are more clear than those obtained during visible light because

  • A
    $I-R$ radiation has lesser wavelength than visible radiation
  • B
    scattering of $I-R$ light is more than visible light
  • C
    the intensity of $I-R$ light from the object is less
  • D
    scattering of $I-R$ light is less than visible light

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