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We have an advanced spectrometer in our geometrical optics lab! I'm seeking for any experiment in geometrical optics to include it!
This spectrometer is useful for looking at atomic and molecular spectra. A very nice experiment would be to examine the spectrum of a propane or butane flame. The blue color of the flame is primarily due to emission from electronically excited C2. The major structure in the spectrum is due to the quantization of vibration in the excited and ground electronic states. c.f. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swan_bandWe have an advanced spectrometer in our geometrical optics lab! I'm seeking for any experiment in geometrical optics to include it!
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There's many application for it in wave optics. More, I'm asking for experiment in geometrical optics field for freshmen!
We have an advanced spectrometer in our geometrical optics lab! I'm seeking for any experiment in geometrical optics to include it!
measuring refractive indices of materials (Snell's Law)