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Refraction Definition | Refraction is the bending of light as it passes from one medium to another medium of different density. |
Law 1 of Refraction | The incident ray, normal and refracted ray are all in the same plane. |
Law 2 of Refraction | Snell's Law |
Refractive index of a medium | The refractive index (n) of a medium is the ration of sine i to sine r when a light travels from a vacuum to that medium. |
EXPERIMENT: Verification of Snell's Law of Refraction | Shine a light box through glass prism. Note angle of refraction/ incidence. Graph it. sin i on y-axis sin r on x-axis All values of n are equal |
aNw | Refracted index from air to water |
Formulas for refractive index | or |
Real and apparent depth | n= real depth ------------- apparent depth |
EXPERIMENT: Refractive Index of a Liquid | Pin in water and out of cork, mirror No parallax Depth of beaker= Real depth y- axis real depth x- axis apparent depth |
Critical Angle | Only happens if we ave light going from dense to less dense |
Total Internal Reflection | The optical phenomenon is when light is reflected back from a boundary between 2 media: it occurs when the light travels towards the less dense medium from the denser one, striking the boundary with an angle of i greater than the critical angle for those two media |
EXPERIMENT: Measurement of focal length of converging lens | Finding image Measure f, u and v Use lens formula |
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