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L 32 Light and Optics [2] Measurements of the speed of light The bending of light refraction Total internal reflection Dispersion Dispersion Rainbows Atmospheric scattering Blue sky and red sunsets Mirrors VISIBLE LIGHT Color WAVELENGTH OR FREQUENCY Wavelength Frequency = c (speed of light) = 3 x 10 8 m/s Reflection and refraction at a surface Seeing through the window Incident Normal line A light ray is offset slightly When it passes thru a pane Of glass. The thinner the Glass, the smaller the offset. refracted Seeing through a window Windows behaving as s When the angle of incidence is small, most of the incident light passes thru the glass, only a small amount is. incident transmitted outside inside incident IN transmitted OUT When the angle of incidence is large (grazing incidence) more light is, the window is like a.

The index of refraction (n) depends of the color (wavelength) of the light color Red orange yellow green blue violet Wavelength (nm) 660 610 580 550 470 410 1 nanometer (nm) = 1 10 9 m n 1.520 1.522 1.523 1.526 1.531 1.538 Different colors are refracted (bent) by different amounts this effect is called << DISPERSION >> White light contains all wavelengths (colors) Glass prism red violet The rainbow Rainbows are caused by dispersion of sunlight from water droplets which act as tiny prisms Why is it a rain BOW? The drops must be At just the right Angle (42 degrees) Between your eyes And the sun to see The rainbow. This Angle is maintained Along the arc of a Circle. Atmospheric scattering Why is the sky blue and sunsets red? It is due to the way that sunlight is scattered by the atmosphere (N 2 and O 2 ) Scattering atoms absorb light energy and re-emit it but not at the same wavelength Sunlight contains a full range of wavelengths in the visible region Atmospheric scattering: blue sky Short wavelengths are scattered more than long wavelengths Blue light (short) is scattered 10 times more than red light The light that we see in the sky when not looking directly at the sun is scattered blue light

Atmospheric scattering: red sunset At sunset, the sun is low on the horizon When looking at the sun it appears red because much of the blue light is scattered out leaving only the red Why are clouds white? Clouds consist of water droplets and very tiny ice particles The water and ice scatter the sunlight Scattering by water and ice (particles) is very different from scattering by molecules The atoms are smaller than the wavelength of light, but the ice and water particles are larger Scattering by particles does not favor any particular wavelength so the white light from the sun is scattered equally clouds are white! Mirrors reflection Light does not pass thru metals it is at the surface Two types of reflection: diffuse and specular The law of reflection The angle of reflection = angle of incidence Incident ray, ray and normal all lie in the same plane Incident ray i normal r ray Diffuse reflection: Fuzzy or no image Specular reflection: Sharp image image formation by plane s The rays appear to originate from the image behind the. Of course, there is no light behind the this is called a virtual image You only need a half as tall as you are to see your whole self Homer s image Homer Mirrors appear to make rooms look larger.

The image of your right hand is your left hand Spherical or curved s Concave Focus AMBULANCE is painted backward so that you see it correctly in your realview parallel light rays are focused to one point Where is the light bulb? convex image of light bulb light bulb F focus f f A concave will form a real image of an object placed at twice its focal length at a distance of twice the focal length. It will be inverted and the same size as the object. parallel rays diverge from a focus behind the Dish antennas Magnifying s signal from satellite Homer Homer s image detector at the focal point of the dish when something placed within the focus of a concave, an enlarged, upright image is formed. this principle is used in a shaving or makeup

A concave can provide a magnified image as used in this cosmetic. Convex s: wide angle view Object Image A convex lens provides a wide angle view. Since it sees more, the images are reduced in size. Passenger side s are often of this type with the warning: objects appear further than they actually are". Because they appear smaller they look further away.