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What type of light is produced as a result of friction between certain crystals?   Question 20 options:   triboluminescence    fluorescence   electric discharge   bioluminescence      Previous PageNext Page

A lens is placed in air and then submerged in ethanol. Draw the path of light as it travels in air and in ethanol. *Your drawing should clearly show the difference of the path of light as it travels through these two mediums.

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True or false: Any two atoms held together by nonbondedattractions must be farther apart than any two atoms heldtogether by a chemical bond. Explain.

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The refractive index of water is 0.33 .a 1.33 .b O 1.5 .c O 0.5 .d O

3. Calculate the speed of light in a diamond. The index of refraction in diamond is 2.417. Remember that the speed of light is 2.998 · 108 m/s. 7.246 · 10° m/s 1.240 · 10° m/s 5.81 · 107 m/s 5.415 · 10° m/s

How can the Diffraction from a Crystal be obtained?

What is the total amount of energy absorbed by the surface? What fractionof that energy is emitted upward as infrared radiation?

All mirrors are flat. O True O False

Can the order of diffraction be different? And will it change the result? Can you provide an example?

4. How fast does light travel in glass of refractive index 1.5?

Refractive index' is equal to' speed of light in material/speed of light in air .a O speed of light in vacuum/speed of light in material .b O speed of light in vacuum/speed of light in air .c O speed of light in material /speed of light in vacuum .d O

3.3 Electromagnetic Spectrum We can use the equation f = c/ A to relate frequency (f), speed of light (c), and wavelength (A) together. Note: c is a constant (the speed of light) and is equal to 3.00 x 10 m/s 1. Fill in the table below Visible Light Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Indigo Violet Region Radiowave Microwave Infrared (IR) Visible (VIS) Ultraviolet (UV) f=c/A c = 3.00 x 10 m/s X-ray Gamma ray Frequency (f) (s¹) Wavelength (A) (m) 650. x 10 m 5.08 x 1014 S-1 5.88 x 10¹4 s1 7.50 x 10¹4 S-¹ 570. x 10-ºm Table 1: Regions of the electromagnetic spectrum Wavelength (A) Range 3x10³ m 3x10-¹ m 475. x 10 m 445. x 10 m 3x10¹ m-1x10³ m 1x10³ m-8x10-7 m 8x107 m-4x10-7 m 4x10 m-1x10-8 m 1x10 m-1x10-10 m < 1x10-10 m Electromagnetic Spectrum: Fill in the following chart below. Use the tables on the previous pages to help! 1. Label boxes "a-g" with the correct "region". 2. Color each box in the "visible" region the correct color using colored pencils or markers. 3. Fill in a frequency (f)…

3. Discuss the relationship of refractive index to molecular polarizability.

2) The most intense peak of the x-ray diffraction pattern obtained from a freshly laid metallic railway tracks is given in the figure below. Sketch the same peak when the analysis is performed after the railway had been actively used for a prolonged amount of time. Explain why the peak changed the way you think it did. What would happen to the same peak if the XRD analysis was performed after the sample was bent into a U-shape? Sketch and explain your reasoning Өв 20 20 20 Intensity (arbitrary units) Intensity (arbitrary units) Intensity (arbitrary units)

You can see a clear image when light reflects from a rough surface. O True O False

Our bodies are penetrated by X rays but not by visible light. Is this because X raystravel faster than visible light?

Why is refractive index commonly used within the beverage and food processing industries? What is the critical angle and how does it indicate the refractive index? Explain why different temperatures affect the refractive index of a substance.

a) The refractive index (μ) of water is found to have the values 12.9,12.5,12.3 and 11.8.Calculate the standard deviation for the refractive index of water.

Schoology S Schoology 9 SCIENCE GRADE 7: Sec 003 PER X A bcps.schoology.com/common-assessment-delivery/start/4865831278?action3Donresume&submissionld%3514311155 9 Schoology S Schoology A student filled a shallow pan of with water and wanted to investigate waves. The student used a dropper to drip water onto the surface and then made observations. Figure one shows the student view looking down on the pan. Figure 1 1. Which of the following statements about the waves in the pan is true? O Waves transfer matter O Waves transfer energy O Waves transfer matter and energy Waves transfer neither matter nor energy Sig O O O O

Monochromaters used in spectroscopy can consist of gratings or prisms. Which of the following statements about monochromaters is true? A monochromater is needed prior to the flame in AAS Gratings are cheaper than prisms A smaller slit width results in greater resolution

what the energy of neutron is suitable for crystal diffraction [the atomic spacing between two bonded atoms is generally around a few ångströms (Å)]?

Briefly explain Bragg's Law and sketch the diffraction of the scattering angle to show the Bragg's equation .

10. In what ways can a refractive index be used to characterize a liquid sample? 11. Describe how to adjust the light for measurement in the Abbe Refractometer

If unpolarized light shines through two polarizing filters oriented at 90 degrees to each other, what will be the intensity of the light that emerges (as a percentage of the incoming light)?

1. In Beer Lambert's Law I is the: 3. A graph showing how light from a sample source varies with wavelength. 5. designed to hold samples for spectroscopic experiments 6. Spectrum with wavelength in range of 340 - 750 nm 7. Where a specific factor is not known, the concentration of a sample can be determined through constructing a measuring the Absorbance of standards that contain known concentrations of the analyte. curve by