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Chapter 15: Refraction. Section 1: Refraction. Refraction. Light’s speed and direction change when it enters a different medium video - 10 min. Terms to know. incident ray refracted ray angle of incidence angle of refraction normal (line) critical angle.
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Chapter 15: Refraction Section 1: Refraction
Refraction • Light’s speed and direction change when it enters a different medium • video - 10 min
Terms to know • incident ray • refracted ray • angle of incidence • angle of refraction • normal (line) • critical angle
(1) Light entering from less to more dense medium, θi > θr • (2) Light entering from more to less dense medium, θi < θr
Critical Angle • Critical angle = the incident angle when the refracted angle is 90 °
Snell’s Law • Snell's law: video (14 min)
Snell’s Law • Incident ray vs. refracted ray • index of refraction = n
Indices of refraction Greater the index, slower the velocity and smaller angle of refraction
Example 15A, Pg 566 A light ray of wavelength 589 nm (produced by a sodium lamp) traveling through air strikes a smooth, flat slab of crown glass at an angle of 30.0˚ to the normal. Find the angle of refraction, θr.
Reflection • Normal line • An angle measured from the normal line • angle of incidence= angle of reflection • Total Internal Reflection • video - 5 min