Reflection and shit Flashcards

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1
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What is a virtual Image?

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  • -> divergence of rays

- ->cannot be formed on screen

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What are the characteristics of Reflective Materials?

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  • ->smooth
  • ->shiny
  • ->pale
  • ->give clear images (specular)
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What are the Characteristics of Non-Reflective Materials?

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  • ->rough
  • ->dark colours
  • ->give DIFFUSE images
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4
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What is Snell’s Law?

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n=sin i/sin r

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5
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What is the symbol for refractive index?

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n

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6
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Why does a refractive index have no unit?

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  • ->it is a ratio

- ->as n=sinr/sinr

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Critical Angle

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  • ->angle of incidence

- ->when angle of refraction=90

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equation for critical angle

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sinc=1/n

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Law of Reflection

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angle of incidence=angle of reflection

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10
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Snell’s Law Practical Method

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  • ->Place a glass block
  • ->Draw around block
  • ->Draw normal(protractor)
  • ->draw lines at 10 degree INTERVALS
  • ->Shine ray at lines
  • ->Dot point where ray
  • ->from line linking points to normal

–>use RANGEof values

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Snell’s law practical recording

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  • ->graph

- ->refractive index=gradient

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How do you find the location of an Image?

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  • ->object distance=image distance
  • ->extend perpendicular line
  • ->virtual rays dotted
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13
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Describe a (virtual) image

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  • ->laterally inverted

- ->same distance inside mirror

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14
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Effects of Higher refractive index

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  • ->more refraction

- ->angle of refraction closer to normal

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15
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Explain Effects of Higher Refractive index

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  • ->more likely to be totally internally reflected
  • ->critical angle smaller(ri higher)
  • ->TiR when i>c
  • ->LARGER RANGE of angles
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16
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When does total internal reflection only occur?

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–> ONLY from more optically dense to less optically dense

17
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Refraction definition

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  • ->change of direction

- ->change from one medium to another

18
Q

What is the condition of a Refractive Index?

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Must always be bigger than 1

19
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uses of TIR

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  • ->PRISM in periscope
  • ->optical fibres
  • ->safety reflector
  • ->endoscopes
  • ->optical fibres
  • ->(Viewing) prism in camera
20
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What is meant by the term total internal reflection?

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  • ->The reflection occu. inside the mater.
  • ->ALL the light is relect.
  • ->occu. inside opt. more dense medium
  • -> Incid. angle>critical angle
21
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When does the ray not deviate?

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  • ->When i=0

- ->When the light passes thru. int. at 90 degree

22
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Explain what happens in a glass fibre?

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  • ->Inci. angle larger than critical angle
  • -> light reflects at inside
  • ->’cus light travels slower in glass