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PHYSICS PROJECT On Determination Of refractive index of Different Liquid using a hollow prism....
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PHYSICS PROJECT On Determinat Determ ination ion Of refractive index of Different Liquid using a o!!o" #rism$
PROJECT PREP%RED &Y' (RID)L &H%SI*+II & Session ' ,-./0,-.1 &oard2s Ro!! *um3er ' Ha##4 (ode! Scoo!
CERTI5IC%TE Tis is ere34 to certif4 tat6 te origina! origina! and genuine investigation "or7 as 3een carried out to investigate a3out te su38ect matter and te re!ated data co!!ection and investigation as 3een com#!eted so!e!46 sincere!4 and satisfactori!4 satisfactori!4 34 (RID)L of CL%SS +II &6 Ha##4 (ode! Scoo! Scoo! 6 regarding re garding is #ro8ect tit!ed 9Determination Of refractive index index of Different Liquid using a o!!o" #rism:$
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Procedure
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O&JECTIES' To
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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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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
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#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$ $ ta3!e$
Record 4our o3servation in o3servation
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$
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Te se#aration 3et"een te #ins sou!d not 3e !ess tan A cm$
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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 #rism$
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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$
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Pro#er arro" sou!d 3e dra"n to indicate te incident6 te refracted and te emergent ra4s$
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% smoot curve #assing #ractica!!4 troug a!! te #!otted #oints sou!d 3e dra"n$
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