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Refraction of Light - Oneshot

The document discusses the bending of light, also known as refraction, as it passes from one medium to another with different optical densities. It explains that light changes direction at the interface between two transparent materials due to a change in speed. It also describes how refraction, dispersion, and total internal reflection cause the separation of white light into visible colors and contribute to the formation of rainbows in the sky.

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Refraction of Light - Oneshot

The document discusses the bending of light, also known as refraction, as it passes from one medium to another with different optical densities. It explains that light changes direction at the interface between two transparent materials due to a change in speed. It also describes how refraction, dispersion, and total internal reflection cause the separation of white light into visible colors and contribute to the formation of rainbows in the sky.

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Light always travels in a straight line

RECTILINEAR
PROPGATION OF LIGHT

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Can Light BEND ?

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Light travels in straight line in one material but it
changes its direction if medium changes.

Air

REFRACTION
OF LIGHT

Glass

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Light changes its direction when
going from one transparent
medium to another transparent
medium. This is called as
refraction of light.

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Change in the speed of light causes light ray to bend

Air 3 x 108 m/s

Glass 2 x 108 m/s

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Air

Glass

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Air

Glass

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1 The velocity of light is ___________ in different media.

A 3 x 108 m/s

B same

C different

D infinite

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2 Which of the following remains unchanged during refraction of light?

A Speed of light

B Frequency of light

C Wavelength of light

D Direction of light

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Air

Glass

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Air

Glass

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Air

Glass

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Air

Glass

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INCIDENT MEDIUM
(M1)

Air

REFRACTED MEDIUM
(M2)

Glass

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3 For a given pair of media, the ratio of sine of angle of incidence to the sine of
angle of refraction is _____

A 1

B constant

C 0

D irrational

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Q. Light travels with a velocity of 1.5 X 108 m/s in a
medium. On entering the second medium its velocity
becomes 0.75 X 108 m/s. What is the refractive index of
the second medium with respect to first medium.

Medium 1

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=V1
V2
= 1.5 X 108
0.75 X 108
=2

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Vacuum

Glass

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4 If the 1st medium is a vacuum then the refractive index of medium 2 is called
____

A Absolute refractive index

B Relative refractive index

C Atmospheric refractive index

D Unit refractive index

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Q. The Absolute refractive index of water is 1.36. What is
the velocity of light in water ?
( velocity of light in vacuum is 3 X 108 m/s )

n = 1.36 = V vacuum
V water
1.36 = 3 X 10
V water
V water = 3 X 108
1.36
V water = 2.21 X 108 m/s
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Q. If the SPEED of light in a medium is 1.5 X 108 m/s. What
is absolute refractive index of that medium.?
( velocity of light in vacuum is 3 X 108 m/s )

= V vac
Vm

m n vac = 3 X 108
1.5 X 108

m n vac = 2
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Q. The Absolute refractive indices of glass and water are
3/2 and 4/3 respectively, what is the refractive index of
glass with respect to water.?

g n w= ?
w n vac = 4 / 3
g n vac = 3 / 2

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Refractive index of glass w.r.t to vacuum
g n vac = V vac
=3 …. ( 1 )
Vg 2
Refractive index of water w.r.t to vacuum

w n vac = V vac = 4
…. ( 2 )
Vw 3
Refractive index of glass w.r.t to water

g nw =Vw
…. ( 3 )
Vg
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Multiply and divide eqn 3 by V vac

g nw =Vw V vac
X
Vg V vac

g n w = V vac Vw V vac 3
X =
Vg V vac Vg 2
n
g w=
3 3
X V vac
2 4
4 =
Vw 3
nw = 9
g
8
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Air rarer

denser
Glass

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Glass denser

Air rarer

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Air
rarer

Glass denser

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5 The unit of refractive index is ________

A cm

B m

C mm

D refractive index has no unit

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6 Refractive index depends upon

A Shape of medium

B Thickness of medium

C Velocity of light in the medium

D all of the above

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Glass denser

Air rarer

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Air Refracted ray
rarer
Critical angle
R= 90 0

i i ic

Partial reflection

Glass denser

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Air Refracted ray
rarer
Critical angle
R= 90 0

i i ic I > ic

Total
Partial reflection Internal
Glass denser
Reflection

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7 A light ray entering glass from water ____________

A goes away from normal

B it bends towards the normal

C Travels without bending

D return back in water

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Away From Normal

Away From Normal

TIR

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Wavelength = 700 nm
RED
ORANGE
YELLOW
GREEN
BLUE
INDIGO
VOILET
Wavelength = 400 nm

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LIGHT is electromagnetic radiation which gives sense of vision.

RED
ORANGE
YELLOW
GREEN
BLUE
INDIGO
VOILET

GLASS PRISM

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8 The process of separation of light into its component colour while it is passing
through a medium is called __________

A reflection

B refraction

C dispersion

D internal reflection

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9 ____ colour deviates the least during the dispersion of light through a prism

A red

B violet

C indigo

D orange

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DISPERSION

TIR

REFRACTION
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(i) The beautiful phenomenon of the rainbow is a combination of different phenomena
namely dispersion of light, internal reflection and refraction of light.
(ii) The rainbow appears in the sky after a rain shower.
(iii)The water droplets act as small prisms.
(iv)When sunlight enters the water droplets present in the atmosphere, they refract and
disperse the incident sunlight. That results in a spectrum.
(v) Then the light rays get reflected internally inside the droplet and finally again get
refracted.
(vi) As a collective effect of all these phenomena, the seven colored rainbow is observed.
(vii) In the morning, rainbow can be seen towards west, while in the evening, it can be
seen towards the East

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10 ____ colour deviates the most during the dispersion of light through a prism

A red

B violet

C indigo

D orange

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11 The refractive index of hot air is ________

A less then cool air

B Greater than cool air

C same as the cool air

D same as absolute RI of air

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OUTER SPACE

ATMOSPHERE

Density Increases from top to bottom


EARTH
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Point source of light

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Apparent
Position Actual Position

Bends towards the normal


( Rarer to Denser )

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Planet are much closer to us as compared to stars.

Collection of point sources.

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Apparent Position

Actual Position Of Sun

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5. Exercise Q: 2a Prove that i = e

P Q

S R

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Solution:
Put (2) and (3) in (1) P Q

1 …. ( 1 ) 1
gna = n
g a=
a ng
ang S R
At surface PQ Sin i 1
Sin i =
g n a= …. ( 2 ) Sin r Sin r
Sin r
Sin e
At surface SR
Sin i
Sin r = Sin e
ang = …. ( 3 ) Sin r Sin r
Sin e
Sin i = Sin e
i = e
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