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| Feb24-08, 01:32 AM | #1 |
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Total Internal Reflection
Question on total reflection...if you were to conceal a coin, by putting it under a beaker whose lid is covered with foil, and you slowly add a liquid until the coin seemingly disappears, which would require a greater volume? oil or water?
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| Feb24-08, 05:59 AM | #2 |
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Do you mean a coin in dip of a pool? If it is, answer is oil for the same color of light. When light cross to air(minor indice) will far a way from normal. Thus come closer to distinctive surface. Much flux of indice, much far a way from normal.
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