Chapter 28 Refraction and Reflection Reflection i r
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Chapter 28 Refraction and Reflection
Reflection i r 1. Angle of incidence (i) = Angle of reflection (r) 2. Incident ray, normal, and reflected ray coplanar
Diffuse Reflection • If successive elevations of a surface are no more than l/8 apart, then the surface is said to be polished at that wavelength. • Most objects are seen by diffuse reflection.
Ray Diagramming Plane Mirror
Plane Mirrors Object Image
Plane Mirrors Image Properties: Virtual Erect Same Size
Reflection from Curved Surfaces (Concave shown here) Ray Diagramming f Principal axis Reflecting Surface The law of specular reflection is still obeyed.
Fermat’s Principle Light travels in straight lines and takes the path of least time. • Predicts both reflection and refraction
Beach Water Whoa Baby Help
Refraction i R air ni water n. R
Index of Refraction n= speed of light in vacuum speed of light through medium n=c/v³ 1 Snell’s Law ni sin qi = n. R sin q. R
Because of atmospheric refraction, we have lingering, elliptical sunsets. Sun Earth
Sunset
Mirage Cool air Warm air Surface of water?
Looming Warm air Cool air
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Total Internal Reflection Critical Angle
Two Prisms in a Monocular
Dispersion in a Prism
Mercury Near Horizon
Rainbows
Green Flash Sun Earth Dispersion occurs causing multiple images of the sun. The last to set would be blue, but most of the blue has been scattered which leaves green.
Green Flash
Lenses Converging Lens
Lenses Diverging Lens
Ray Diagramming f Principal axis Applet 1
Double Convex Double Concave Plano Convex Plano Concave Convex Meniscus Convex lenses are positive converging lenses. Concave lenses are negative diverging lenses. Concave Meniscus
Lens Defects white Chromatic Aberration Spherical Aberration
- Rainbow total internal reflection
- Refraction of sound
- What is the reaction of the poem
- Partial reflection and refraction examples
- Reflection refraction transmission and absorption of light
- Infrared light is also known as bill nye
- Invictus imagery
- Why can we represent light rays using a ruler
- First light optics
- Venn diagram of geometric optics and physical optics
- Similarities of series and parallel circuits
- Bill nye reflection and refraction
- Learning task 1 reflection and refraction
- Reflection vs refraction
- Reflection refraction diffraction interference
- Cmedium
- How are refraction and diffraction similar behaviors
- Reflection refraction
- Diffuse reflection vs regular reflection
- Raindrops sunlight and refraction lyrics
- Vray refraction
- Double refraction
- Types of clinical refraction
- Subjective refraction
- Relative index of refraction
- Index of refraction of jello
- Critical angle formula
- What is the critical angle
- Angle of refraction formula
- Lateral displacement formula
- Index of refraction of jello