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Determ
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refractive index of
refractive index of
Different Liquid using a
Different Liquid using a
o!!o" #rism$
o!!o" #rism$
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9Determination Of
9Determination Of refractive inde
refractive index of
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Different Liquid using a o!!o" #rism:$
Different Liquid using a o!!o" #rism:$
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9Determination Of
refractive index of Different Liquid
using a o!!o" #rism:
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.$ O38ective ,$ Introduction >$ %##aratus ?$ Teor4 /$ Procedure 1$ O3servations @$ Diagrams A$ Ca!cu!ations B =ra#s $ Precautions .-$ &i3!iogra#4
O&JECTIES'
To stud4 te variation of te ang!e of deviation "it te ang!e of incidence using Ho!!o" =!ass Prism and to determine te ang!e of minimum deviation$
To find out te refractive index of various !iquids using a Ho!!o" Prism$I*TROD)CTIO*'
Tis #ro8ect is of Investigator4 T4#e$ In tis #ro8ect6 a o!!o" #rism as 3een used to ca!cu!ate te refractive index of various !iquids$ Te o!!o" #rism is fi!!ed "it !iquid and ten te ex#eriment is #erformed$
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Dra"ing &oard Seet of Pa#er Ho!!o" =!ass Prism =ra# Pa#er
Protractor Dra"ing Pins
%!! Pins Penci!
THEORY'
Refraction '
In a omogenous medium6 !igt trave!s a!ong a straigt !ine6 3ut "enever it fa!!s on a surface of anoter medium6 a ver4 sma!! fraction of it is ref!ected 3ac7 and most of te !igt #asses into te medium6 toug "it a cange of direction$ Tis #enomenon of te 3ending of !igt at te surface of se#aration of te t"o medium is ca!!ed refraction of !igt$
Causes of refraction
Tis #enomenon of refraction ta7es #!ace "en a 3eam of !igt enters a medium in "ic !igt enters a medium in "ic !igt trave!s "it a different ve!ocit4$
La"s Of Refraction
.$ Te incident ra46 te refracted and te norma! to te surface at te #oint of incidence !ie on te same #!ane$
,$ 5or an4 t"o given media6 te ratio of te sine of te ang!e of incidence to te ang!e of refraction is a constant6 "ere it is te ang!e of incidence and is te ang!e of refraction$
(edium'
Te surrounding su3stance troug "ic te !igt trave!s$5or a monocromatic !igt6 te ratio of te sine of te ang!e of incidence to te sine of ang!e of refraction is a constant for an4 t"o given media$ If I2 is te ang!e of incidence6 and r2 is te ang!e of refraction6 tenF
SineG I
00000000000000000000000000000000000000 Constant SineG R
te constant is ca!!ed te refractive index$
5or most #ur#oses it ma4 3e assumed tat te refractive index is "it res#ect to air$ <en !igt trave!s from a rarer to a denser medium6 it 3ends to"ards te norma! and vice versa "en it goes from a denser to a rarer medium$ It as 3een ex#erimenta!!4 so"n tat
e!ocit4 of !igt in air Refractive index of su3stance 000000000000000000000000000000000000
Refraction Troug Prism'
% trans#arent medium 3ounded 34 t"o #!ane surface inc!ined to eac oter at an ang!e is ca!!ed a Prism$ Te ang!e 3et"een te t"o faces is 7no"n as te ang!e of te #rism$
%ng!e of deviation
' Te ang!e troug "ic te incident ra4 of !igt is deviated is ca!!ed te ang!e of deviation$ In fact it is te ang!e 3et"een te emergent ra4 and te incident ra4 #roduced$%ng!e of minimum deviation
' %s te va!ue of te ang!e of incidence G. increases6 te ang!e of deviation decreases ti!! for a #articu!ar va!ue of te ang!e of incidence6 it attains a minimum va!ue m 6 is ca!!ed te ang!e of minimum deviation$Critica! ang!e
'It is tat ang!e of incidence in te denser medium for "ic corres#onding ang!e of refraction in te rarer medium is - degree$
. u 00000000000000000000 Sin C <ere6 u 0 Refractive Index C0 Critica! ang!e
Te four #arameters on "ic ang!e of deviation de#ends are'
.$ %ng!e of #rism
,$ (ateria! of #rism
>$ %ng!e of incidence
Refraction troug Prism '
Teor4 on refraction troug Prism '
<en a ra4 of !igt #asses from one medium into te oter6 it eiter 3ends to"ards te norma! or a"a4 from te norma! in te second medium6 de#ending u#on "eter te second medium is denser or rarer "it res#ect to first medium$ Tis #enomenon is 7no"n as te Refraction of !igt
5or a #articu!ar #air of t"o media6 and for a #articu!ar "ave!engt of !igt Gco!our te ratio of te sine of te ang!e of incidence and te sine of te ang!e of refraction is a constant quantit4 ca!!ed te Refractive Index of te second medium "it res#ect to te first medium$ It is re#resented 34'
Sin i
u 00000000000000000 Sin r
Terefore6 te va!ue of te ang!e of incidence i can 3e o3tained in terms of te refracting ang!e % of te #rism and te ang!e of minimum deviation m and te
ang!e of refraction r can a!so 3e o3tained in terms of te refracting ang!e % of te #rism$
Let %&C re#resent a section of te g!ass #rism and !et IP 3e a ra4 incident at ang!e i on te first face %& of te #rism at a #oint P$ *.P* is te norma!
to tis face$ Te materia! of te #rism is denser "it res#ect to air6 as suc te ra4 "i!! refract in te direction P ma7ing an ang!e r . "it te norma!
reacing te second face %C of te #rism at te #oint ma7ing an ang!e r ,"it te norma! *,T$ Te
ra4 emerging in te direction E 3ending a"a4 from te norma! and ma7ing an ang!e e "it te norma!$
If te incident ra4 IP 3e #roduced 3ac7"ards to meet E #roduced at S6 te ang!e ;S is ca!!ed te ang!e of deviation is re#resented 34 D$ %ng!e &%C is ca!!ed te refracting ang!e of te #rism and re#resented 34 %$
To derive te re!ation'
% B D i B e
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;S or D is te externa! ang!e$ D SP B SP i0r .B e0r , Gi B e 0 Gr . B r , $$$$$$$$$$$$$G. r . B r , B PT .A- -r . B r , .A-- 0 PT $$$$$$$$$G, Ta7ing quadri!atera! %PT %PT B %T -- B -- .A- - % B PT .A- - % .A- 0 PT 0000000000000000G> 5rom G, and G> r . B r , %$$$$$$$$$$$G? 5rom G. and G?
D i B e 0 %
% B
D i B e
<en te ang!e of deviation D as minimum va!ue Dm te fo!!o"ing conditions are fu!fi!!ed'
i e
and r . 0 r , r Gsa4
%##!4ing tese conditions in Eq$G, and G>
% , r % or r 00000 $$$$$$$$$$$G/ , and % B D m , i %BDm Or i 000000000 $$$$$$$$$$$$G1
,
Sin i
Since u, 00000000
Sin r
<e o3tain on su3stituting te va!ue of Gi and Gr
SinGi
since 000000000000
Sin Gr
SinG%BDmK,
SinG%K,
Tus "e find tat "e can use te re!ation G@ for determining te refractive index$ Te ex#eriment tus consists of finding of te va!ue of te refracting ang!e of minimum deviation Dm$ 5or finding te va!ue of Dm a curve is #!otted 3et"een te ang!es of
incidenceG. and teir res#ective ang!es of deviation GD$
PROCED)RE'
.$ 5ix te seet of "ite #a#er on Dra"ing 3oard "it ce!!o ta#e or dra"ing #ins$
,$ Dra" a straigt0!ine +Y near!4 at te center of te seet #ara!!e! to its !engt$ (ar7 #oints mar7ed as O at suita3!e s#acing on te !ine +Y and dra" norma! to te !ine +Y at #oint O$ Dra" straigt !ine P corres#onding to te incident ra4s tat are dra"n at te ang!es of incidence ranging from >- to 1- i$e$ for ang!es >/6?-6?/6/-6// 1- using a #rotractor$
>$ 5i!! te !iquid from o#en and of #rism$
?$ 5ix t"o #ins P and a3out A cm on te incident ra4!ine and vie" its image "it one e4e c!osed from te side of &C of te #rism$ 5ix t"o #ins R and S on te #a#er suc tat te ti#s of tese #ins and te ti#s of tese images of te incident ra4 #ins6 a!! !ie on te same straigt !ine$
/$ Join te #oints Gi$e$ #in #ric7s S R and #roduce it 3ac7"ards to meet te incident ra4 P #roduced$ Tus RS is te emergent ra4
corres#onding to te incident ra4 P$ Dra" arro" eads to so" te direction of ra4s$
1$ (easure te ang!e of deviation D "it Protractor$
@$ Re#eat at ste#s G? to A for different !iquids aving different va!ues of ang!e of incidence and measure te corres#onding ang!es of deviation D$ Ta7e at !east tree va!ues Gi from >-- to ?--$
A$ *o" #!ace te #rism on se#arate seet of #a#er or on te same seet at a suita3!e #!ace and trace its triangu!ar 3oundar4 "it a sar# #enci!$ (easure te ang!e %6 of te triang!e so traced "it te e!# of #rotractor$
$ Record 4our o3servation in o3servation ta3!e$
P!otting of gra# 3et"een i D$
P!ot a gra# 3et"een ang!e i and D for various sets of va!ues recorded in te o3servation ta3!e$
Precautions
.$ % sar# #enci! sou!d 3e used for dra"ing te 3oundar4 of te #rism$
,$ Te se#aration 3et"een te #ins sou!d not 3e !ess tan A cm$
>$ Te ang!e of incidence sou!d !ie 3et"een >-0?/$
?$ Te same and #rism sou!d 3e used for a!! o3servations$ So an in7 mar7 sou!d 3e #!aced on it to distinguis it as a refracting ang!e % of te #rism$
/$ Te #ins sou!d ave sar# ti#s and fixed vertica!!4 and te #in #ric7s sou!d 3e encirc!ed immediate!4 after te4 are removed$
1$ Pro#er arro" sou!d 3e dra"n to indicate te incident6 te refracted and te emergent ra4s$
@$ % smoot curve #assing #ractica!!4 troug a!! te #!otted #oints sou!d 3e dra"n$
O&SER%TIO*S
. 5OR H,O' S!$*o$ %*=LE O5 I*CIDE*C E %*=LE O5 DEI%TIO * .$ >/o ,/o ,$ ?-o ,?o >$ ?/o ,>o ?$ /-o ,/o /$ //o ,1o . 5OR SPIRIT' S!$*o$ %*=LE O5 I*CIDE*C E %*=LE O5 DEI%TIO * .$ >/o ,o ,$ ?-o ,1o >$ ?/o ,/o ?$ /-o ,@o /$ //o ,Ao. 5or =!4cerin' S!$*o$ %*=LE O5 I*CIDE*C E %*=LE O5 DEI%TIO * .$ >/o >o ,$ ?-o >Ao >$ ?/o >/o ?$ /-o ?- o /$ //o ?.o ?$ 5OR &E*ME*E' S!$*o$ %*=LE O5 I*CIDE*C E %*=LE O5 DEI%TIO * .$ >/o ?-o ,$ ?-o >o >$ ?/o ?.o ?$ /-o ?, o /$ //o ?/o
C%LC)L%TIO*S
5ormu!a %##!ied'0 Sin G%BDm u , 00000000000000000000000 Sin G%K,.$
<ater
Sin G1-B,> , N u SinG?.$/ 00000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000 SinG1-K, Sin >- -$11,1 .$>> -$/,$
S#irit
Sin G1-B,/ , u SinG?,$/00000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000 SinG1-K, Sin >- -$1@/1 .$>/
-$/--->$
=!4cerin
Sin G1-B>/ , SinG?@$/ u 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 0000000000000000000000000 SinG1-K, Sin >- -$@>@, .$?@ 000000000 -$/?$
&enene
Sin G1-B> u , SinG?$/ 00000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000 SinG1-K, Sin >- .$/,RES)LT
Gi Te ang!e of deviation D first decrease "it te increase in te ang!e o#0of incidence6 attains a minimum va!ue and ten increase "it furter increase in ang!e of incidence$
Gii
Te refractive index of '0
i$ <ater .$>> ii$ S#irit .$>/ iii$ =!4cerine .$?@