White light is sent through an interface of a 100% (w/v)glycerol solution (nį = 1.474) and a 20% (w/v) sucrosesolution (n2 = 1.364) at an angle of O1.Incident rayReflected rayIf Oj = 34°, determine the angle of O2 in degrees.Refractive index = n,O2Refractive index = n,If O, = 0°, determine the angle of O2 in degrees.Refracted rayO2 =II

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White light is sent through an interface of a 100% (w/v) glycerol solution (nı = 1.474) and a 20% (w/v) sucrose solution (n2 = 1.364) at an angle of ©1. Incident ray Reflected ray If O1 = 34', determine the angle of O2 in degrees. Refractive index = n, O2 = Refractive index = n, %3D If O, = 0°, determine the angle of O2 in degrees. Refracted ray O2 =

University Physics Volume 3

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Chapter3: Interference

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Problem 67AP: A transparent film of thickness 250 nm and index of refraction of 1.40 is surrounded by air. What...

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