Ranking the phase shift in refracted and reflected rays? - index.of jpg nud
A beam of light strikes the interface between material 1 and Material 2
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Part A. Taking into account the refractive index n_1 and n_2 material 1 and material 2, or the range of these scenarios on the basis of the phase change in the refracted ray. Ranking from highest to lowest.
(1) n1 (water) = 1.33 N2 (quartz) = 1.46
(2) N1 (water) = 1.33, N 2 (air) = 1.00
(3) N1 (air) N2 = 1.00 (quartz) = 1.46
(4) N1 (air) N2 = 1.00 (water) = 1.33
(5) N1 (water) = 1.00 N2 (diamond) = 2.42
(6) N1 (benzene) = 1.50 N2 (water) = 1.33
* I know the amount of phase shift in the refracted ray does not depend on the extent of changeRefractive index between two materials, but do not know what to do?
B GRADE such scenarios based on the phase change in the reflected beam. Ranking from highest to lowest.
(1) N1 (water) = 1.33 N2 (diamond) = 2.42
(2) N1 (water) = 1.33, N2 (quartz) = 1.46
(3) N1 (air) N2 = 1.00 (quartz) = 1.46
(4) N1 (air) N2 = 1.00 (water) = 1.33
(5) N1 (water) = 1.00 N2 (air) = 1.00
(6) N1 (benzene) = 1.50 N2 (water) = 1.33
* I know the amount of phase shift of the reflected beam is not proportional to the change in refractive index between the two materials.
Please help! Thanks in advance
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Index.of Jpg Nud Ranking The Phase Shift In Refracted And Reflected Rays?
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