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timama [110]
3 years ago
14

Consider a 400 nm thick film of water (n-1.33) on plastic (-1.9). Visible light is incident. on the film firom air. (25 pts) Ske

tch this situation and clearly indicate the rays which are interfering with one another. (5 pts) a b. Find three wavelengths that will be reflected brightly from the film. (14 pts) c. Find three wavelengths that will be reflected very dimly, if at all, from the film.
Physics
1 answer:
Gnoma [55]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Explanation:

For constructive interference in thin films by reflected light , the condition is

Path difference =  2μd = odd multiple of λ / 2

Where μ is refractive index of water , d is thickness of water medium and λ

is wavelength of light

λ = 4μd or 4μd / 3 or 4μd / 5

= 4 x 1.33 x 400 nm = 2128 nm

or 2128 /3 = 709.33 nm

or 2128 /5 = 425.6 nm

For destructive interference ( dim reflection )

2μd = multiple of λ = λ or 2λ or 3λ

2 x 1.33 x 400 nm =1064

or 1064 x 2 = 2128 nm

or 1064 x 3 = 3192 nm.

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