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How Does Light Behave When It Strikes a Glass Plate?
The angle of refraction is half the angle of incidence, so θ refraction is .5 θ incidence.- kevnm67
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How Does Light Behave When It Strikes a Glass Plate?
Ha, no exactly sure where to start without angles. My thought is since the angle of refraction is half that of the incident angle and your working within 90 degrees, 45 degrees is the only possibility?- kevnm67
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How Does Light Behave When It Strikes a Glass Plate?
Ok, so I do know Snells law and was thinking it should be 45...but is this the only angle it could be?- kevnm67
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How Does Light Behave When It Strikes a Glass Plate?
Homework Statement A light ray in air is incident on a glass plate whose index of refraction is 1.42. The angle of refraction (transmitted angle) is one-half the angle of reflection. (Take the index of refraction in air to = 1.00). A) Relative to the normal to the plate’s surface, what...- kevnm67
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- Optics Reflection
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Single slit diffraction pattern
Ok. I got it all now...radians! Thanks again, Dr. Al, ill be sure to give you credit on my final tomorrow ;)- kevnm67
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Single slit diffraction pattern
Yep, it's copied correctly... for a I did: theta = p (lamda/a) and I get 10.25, not the other no., I used the wrong angle.- kevnm67
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Single slit diffraction pattern
Homework Statement A single slit forms a diffraction pattern, with the first minimum at an angle of 40 from the central maximum. Monochromatic light of 410 nm wavelength is used. The same slit, illuminated by a different monochromatic light source, produces a diffraction pattern with the...- kevnm67
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- Diffraction Diffraction pattern Single slit Slit
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Maximum Number of Bright Fringes on a Diffraction Grating with 620 lines/mm?
Thanks for your help!- kevnm67
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Maximum Number of Bright Fringes on a Diffraction Grating with 620 lines/mm?
Doc Al, I want to run this by you if you get this post... A 3600 line/cm diffraction grating produces a third-order bright fringe at a 31.0 degree angle. (Recall: 1 cm = 10-2 m; 1 mm = 10-3 m; 1 nm =10-9 m) A) What wavelength (in nm) of light is being used? a. 477 nm b. 1430 nm c. 233...- kevnm67
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Quantum Mech.: Photons and Tanning Bed Safety
When I do that I get: 3.9eV x (1.6 x 10-19 6.24 x 10-19 Then multiplying that no. by 5x10-3 doesn't give me the correct answer. What am I doing wrong?- kevnm67
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What Are the Effects of Light Wavelength on Photoelectron Production?
Homework Statement A photocathode whose work function is 2.9 eV is illuminated with white light that has a continuous wavelength band from 400 nm to 700 nm. A) What is the threshold frequency for photoelectron production? a. 4 x 1014 Hz b. 7 x 1014 Hz c. 13 x 1014 Hz B) What is the...- kevnm67
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- Debroglie Photoelectric
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Quantum Mech.: Photons and Tanning Bed Safety
Homework Statement Summer has arrived and you decide to go to the tanning bed. After arriving, you recall from physics class that the threshold for tissue damage from ultraviolet light corresponds to a wavelength of 300nm. You decide to inquire about the limits of exposure. You're informed...- kevnm67
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- Photons Quantum
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Optics: distance b/w lens & slide
Your correct, both numbers are positive, but I only solved A. How do you solve B?- kevnm67
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Optics: distance b/w lens & slide
Homework Statement The picture of a tree on a 35 mm color slide is 1.7 mm high. It is to be projected onto a screen 8.0 m from the slide, and is to appear 559 mm high. a) What focal length lens (in meters) is needed? b) What is the distance in meters between the lens and the slide? c)...- kevnm67
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- Lens Optics
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Maximum Number of Bright Fringes on a Diffraction Grating with 620 lines/mm?
great, thanks Doc Al!- kevnm67
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