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when does refraction happen
when the light passes through two medians
why does the light travel slower when it travels through a more denser median h
because there are more particles that then slows down the light, creating refraction.
what is snells low (plus formula)
describes how the light bends when going through two different medians.
n1 sin I = n2 sin r
n1 is the refractive index 1st Median
n2 is the refractive idnerxx 2nd median
sin I is incidence angle
sin r is refractive angle
A ray of light travels from air into glass.
Refractive index of air: n1=1.0n1=1.0
Refractive index of glass: n2=1.5n2=1.5
Angle of incidence: i=30∘i=30∘
find the refraction angle
n1 sin I = n2 sin r
1 sin (30) = 1.5 sin R
sin (30) =0.5
0.5 × 1 =0.5
0.5 = 1.5 sin R
0.5 / 1.5 =0.333
sin -1 (0.333) =r
19.5 = r
what is the C in CORMMS for refraction practical
C is Change
It will be the angle of the incidence
What is the O in CORMMS in this practical
organism / material
Block of glass
What is the R in CORMMS in this practical
R is repeat
repeat three times and create average to have reliable data
what is the first M ion the CORMMS in this practical
M is measurement
measuring the angle of the refraction using protractor
What is the second M in the CORMMS in this practical
don’t know
What is the S in CORMMS in the practical
same light source
S is same