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(a) The index of refraction for violet light in silica flint glass is 1.65, and that for red light is 1.61. What is the angle of deviation for the red ray passing through a prism of apex angle 58.4o if the angle of incidence is 51.4o? Units of o (degrees)
(b) What is the angular dispersion of visible light with the same angle of incidence? Units of o (degrees)
I am using n1sin(theata1)=n2sin(theata2) with no avail. I broke the equation into its 2 parts, but derived 4.275o (under the impression that angle of deviation=angle of dispersion), to no avail. I've got a 3rd problem which would also be great if someone could take a look, as I believe it is along similar lines to the above, which must mean that I'm making the same mistake on both:
A light ray is incident normally on one face at 25o-65-90o block of dense flint glass (prism) that immersed in water. Find the exit angle (theata4) on the light ray. n2=1.77, n1= 1.333.
I'm working on a relatively (very) brief time line, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
(b) What is the angular dispersion of visible light with the same angle of incidence? Units of o (degrees)
I am using n1sin(theata1)=n2sin(theata2) with no avail. I broke the equation into its 2 parts, but derived 4.275o (under the impression that angle of deviation=angle of dispersion), to no avail. I've got a 3rd problem which would also be great if someone could take a look, as I believe it is along similar lines to the above, which must mean that I'm making the same mistake on both:
A light ray is incident normally on one face at 25o-65-90o block of dense flint glass (prism) that immersed in water. Find the exit angle (theata4) on the light ray. n2=1.77, n1= 1.333.
I'm working on a relatively (very) brief time line, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.