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Which part of the human eye provides most of the refraction for the light rays
entering the eye?
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- Determine the main refraction region in the eye.how do you think increasing the index of refraction will change the path of the light ?Figure Q9–2 shows a diagram of the human eye. Therefractive indices of the components in the light path are:cornea 1.38, aqueous humor 1.33, crystalline lens 1.41, andvitreous humor 1.38. Where does the main refraction—themain focusing—occur? What role do you suppose the lensplays?
- As compared to the optical features of the human vision system, how do the temporal properties of the human vision system differ?Which part of the human eye conveys the electrical signals generated by the light sensitive cells of the retina, on the brain?Where in the eye does the main refraction take place? a) in the ventricular fluid b) in the vitreous c) in the cornea d) in the lens
