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Problems Light travels from crown glass (n=1.52) into air (n= 1.00). air is 60°.

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Question

Problems Light travels from crown glass (n=1.52) into air (n= 1.00). air is 60°. What is the angle of incidence in glass? 1. The angle of refraction in 2. If the index of refraction for diamond is 2.42, what will be the angle of refraction in diamond for an angle of incidence, in water, of 600? 3. Aray of light in air (n-1.00) strikes a block of quartz at an angle of incidence of 30° The angle of refraction of refraction is 20°. What is the index of refraction of the quartz? 4. One ray of light in air (n-1.00) strikes a diamond (n-2 42) and another strikes a piece of fused quartz (n-1.46), in each case at an angle of incidence of 40°. What is the difference between the angles of refraction?

Explanation / Answer

1)

n1 = 1.52
n2 = 1.00
theta_r = 60 degrees
theta_i = ?

use Snell's law

sin(theta_i)/sin(theta_r) = n2/n1

sin(theta_i)/sin(60) = 1/1.52

sin(theta_i) = 1*sin(60)/1.52

sin(theta_i) = 0.5697

theta_i = sin^-1(0.5697)

= 34.7 degrees

2)
n1 = 1.33
n2 = 2.42
theta_i = 60 degrees
theta_r = ?

use Snell's law

sin(theta_i)/sin(theta_r) = n2/n1

sin(60)/sin(theta_r) = 2.42/1.33

sin(theta_r) = sin(60)*1.33/2.42

sin(theta_r) = 0.4759

theta_r = sin^-1(0.4759)

= 28.4 degrees

3)

use, sin(theta_i)/sin(theta_r) = n2/n1

sin(30)/sin(theta_r) = 1.46/1

sin(theta_r) = sin(30)*1/1.46

theta_r = sin^-1(0.3425)

= 20.0 degrees  

4) use, sin(40)/sin(theta_r1) = 2.42/1

sin(theta_r1) = sin(40)/2.42

theta_r1 = sin^-1(0.2656)

= 15.4 degrees  


sin(40)/sin(theta_r1) = 1.46/1

sin(theta_r2) = sin(40)/1.46

theta_r2 = sin^-1(0.440)

= 26.1 degrees  

theta_r2 - theta_r1 = 26.1 - 15.4

= 10.7 degrees <<<<<<<<<<---------ANswer

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