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Snell’s Law

Experiment #10

Introduction:

Experimental Setup:

  • Lens, Cylindrical D-Lens pasco OS-8492

  • Laser

  • Ray table with stand

  • Viewing screen with 2 binder clips

  • Table jack

  • Optics Track

Diagram: Procedure part 1 Procedure part 2

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Experimental Procedure:

  • Place the ray table and viewing screen on top of the optics track.

  • Place the laser on top of the table jack. Lift and aligned so that the laser beam will go straight through the middle of the set up.

  • Place the cylindrical D-lens on top and in the center of the ray table so that the laser beam will go straight through the middle of the lens.

  • Collect 5 data points from the laser beam hitting the straight edge of the cylindrical lens as it is rotated and 5 data points from the laser beam hitting the rounded side of the cylindrical lens as it is rotated.

  • Record in data table.

Data:

Procedure part 1:

Sin

Sin

15

0.259

15

0.259

25

0.425

21

0.358

30

0.5

23

0.391

36

0.588

27

0.454

42

0.669

31

0.515

Procedure part 2:

Sin

Sin

8

0.139

12

0.208

12

0.208

17

0.292

18

0.309

27

0.454

25

0.423

39

0.629

30

0.5

50

0.766

Procedure Part 3:

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Calculations and Results:

Part 1:

Part 2:

Part 3:

=

Critical angle= 90-58.9=> 31.1

Conclusion: