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Name:.. KSU ID:. Date:././201.. Objective (1): Verification of law of reflection and determination of refractive index of Acrylic glass Required Equipment: (i) Optical bench, (ii) Glass lens, mounted, f = +100 mm, (iii) Diaphragm with slit, (iv) Optical disc, (v) Semicircular acrylic glass, and (vi) Light source. Formula Used: (i) i = r, and (ii) n sin i = n sin i i, Angle of incidence in degree r, Angle of reflection in degree i, Angle of refraction in degree n, Refractive index of air 1 n, Refractive index of acrylic glass = 1.49 1. Arrange the set up as shown above in the Figure (a). 2. Mount the semicircular plastic modular on optical disc and arrange as shown in Figure (c). 3. Change the angle of incidence (i) and monitor the angle of reflection (r) and angle of refraction (i ), Figure (d). 4. Plot i versus r in the graph and also calculate refractive index (n ) of the acrylic glass. SN i () r () i () n' 1 10 2 20 3 30 4 40 5 50 6 60 7 70 8 80 Results: (i) A straight line between i and r verifies the law of reflection. (ii) The average value of n =.

Name:.. KSU ID:. Date:././201 Objective (2): Estimation of critical angle (i c ) for acrylic glass and air boundary Required Equipment: (i) Optical bench, (ii) Glass lens, mounted, f = +100 mm, (iii) Diaphragm with slit, (iv) Optical disc, (v) Semicircular acrylic glass, and (vi) Light source. Formula Used: ic = sin 1 (n / n) i, Angle of incidence in degree i, Angle of refraction in degree n, Refractive index of air 1 n, Refractive index of acrylic glass = 1.49 1. Arrange the set up as shown above in the Figure (a). 2. Mount the semicircular plastic modular on optical disc and arrange as shown in Figure (c). 3. Change the angle of incidence (i) and monitor the angle of refraction (i ) as shown in Figure (d). 4. Plot i versus i in the graph and estimate the critical angle (ic). Compare it with the calculated value using its formulae. SN i () i () 1 10 2 20 3 30 4 40 5 41 6 42 7 43 Results: Using the graph critical angle is.. Standard value of the critical angle is ic = 42.15.

Name:.. KSU ID:. Date:././201 Objective (3): Determination of refractive index of a glass slab using a travelling microscope Required Equipment: (i) Travelling microscope (TM) and (ii) Glass slab. Formula Used: n = (R3 R1) / (R3 R2) where, n = Refractive index of a glass slab, R1 = TM reading at position 1 (in mm), R2 = TM reading at position 2 (in mm), R3 = TM reading at position 3 (in mm). 1. Focus the microscope on marked on the center of the TM bench. It gives R 1. 2. Place the glass slab on it. It results in upward shift of. Focus again the microscope on through travelling screw only. It gives R 2. 3. There is a on the top of the glass slab. Now focus the microscope on through travelling screw only. It gives R 3. 4. Use the formula to calculate refractive index (n) of the glass slab. Calculation: Least count (LC) of TM = =.. =. (mm).. R1 (mm) R (in mm) = MSR in mm + (LC in mm VSR ), where MSR is main scale reading of the TM and VSR is Vernier scale reading of the TM =. mm + (. mm. ) =.. (mm) R2 (mm) =. mm + (. mm. ) =.. (mm) R3 (mm) =. mm + (. mm. ) =.. (mm) n = ------------------------------------------ Result: Refractive index of glass slab is Standard value of refractive index of glass slab is 1.52.

Name:.. KSU ID:. Date:../../201.. Objective (4): Determination of refractive index of a glass prism using a spectrometer Required Equipment: (i) Spectrometer, (ii) Glass prism, and (iii) Mercury light source Formula Used: where, n = Refractive index of a glass prism, A = Apex angle of prism (in degree), and m = Minimum angle of deviation (in degree) 1. Illuminate the slit at the collimator with mercury light. Adjust the slit with minimum opening using micrometer and sharp light beam at the telescope. 2. Place a prism on the prism table, so that light rays incident on surface of the prism. Collect the refracted light beam via rotating telescope and prism table. Get the sharp image of green line on the cross-wire of the telescopic eye piece. 3. Turn the prism table and telescope slowly until angle of minimum deflection is obtained, i.e. until the green line shifts to one side only independent of the turning direction of the prism table. 4. Lock telescope and prism table in that position by means of locking screws and read the value of the circular scale. It gives R1. 5. Remove the prism from the Prism table and collect the white beam of the collimator directly on the crosswire of the telescope. It gives R2. The difference of R 1 and R 2 is m. 6. Use the formula to calculate refractive index (n) of the glass prism. Calculation: Apex angle (A) = 50 Least count (LC) of spectrometer = =..... =. R (in degree) = CSR in degree + (LC in degree VSR ), where CSR is circular scale reading and VSR is Vernier scale reading R1 =... + (......) =... R2 =... + (......) =... m = R2 R1 =.. n = ------------------------------------ = --------------- Result: Refractive index of glass prism is (Standard value: 1.52)

Name:.. KSU ID:. Date:././201... Objective (5): Determination of power of a convex lens. Required Equipment: (i) Optical bench, (ii) Lens holder, (iii) Convex lens, (iv) Hg light source, (v) Objective, and (vi) Screen. Formula Used: and where, f = Focal length of lens l = Distance between objective and lens l = Distance between image (screen) and lens F = Power of lens. Method 1. Put the convex lens (L) at a distance (l) from the objective (A). Take l-value with negative sign with respect to the lens. 2. Move the screen (B) behind the lens to form a clear image of the objective on it. 3. Measure the distance between the lens and the screen. It gives l. 4. Calculate focal length and power of lens using the formula. Position A Position L Position B l = L - A l = B - L f F (D) Results: The average value of the power of the convex lens is. Standard value of f = +10 cm

Name:.. KSU ID:. Date:././201... Objective (6): Determination of concave lens power using a convex lens Required Equipment: (i) Optical bench, (ii) Lens holders, (iii) Convex lens, (iv) Concave lens, (v) Light source, (vi) Objective, and (vii) Screen. Formula Used: (1) (2) where, l = Distance between objective and lens l = Distance between image and lens f = Focal length of the lens F = Power of lens. and O L 1 I 1 O L 1 L 2 I 2 1. Put a convex lens (L1; focal length f1) in front of the objective (O) and get a clear image of it on the screen (I1). 2. Record the positions of O, L1 and I1. 3. Calculate the differences: L1 O = l1 and I1 L1 = l1. Using the formulae (1) with negative value of l1, calculate f1. 4. Put a concave lens (L2; focal length f2; f2 > f1) between the lens L1 and the screen. It will blur the image. Get a clear new image, I2 on the screen via adjusting the screen. 5. Record the positions of L2 and I2. 6. Calculate the differences: I1 L2 = l2 and I2 L2 = l2. 7. Calculate the focal length and power of concave lens using the formula (2). With lens L1 With Lenses L1 and L2 O L 1 I 1 f 1 L 2 I 2 l 2 l 2 f 2 F (D) Results: The average power of the concave lens is Standard values: f 1 = +5 cm; f 2 = -15 cm

Name:.. KSU ID:. Date:././201.. Objective (7): Determination of focal length of a concave mirror. Required Equipment: (i) Optical bench, (ii) Mirror holder, (iii) Concave mirror and (v) Pencil as an objective Formula Used: where, f = Focal length of mirror l = Distance between objective and mirror l = Distance between image and mirror Method 1. Put the concave mirror AB at a point P from the Objective (pencil) at a point Q. Get an inverted image of pencil. Make sure that the object, the image and the mirror are on the optical axis. 2. Move the mirror such a way that you get the inverted image of the pencil exactly at a point Q. In this case, the tips of pencil and its image coincide to each other. Further, object and image both move together while moving the eye. 3. A difference of Q (or Q ) and P positions results in a distance l (or l ). Both l and l have negative values and hence f -value is also negative. 4. Calculate focal length of the mirror using the formula. Observation/ Calculation: Position P Positions Q & Q l = Q - P l = Q P f Results: The average value of the focal length of the concave mirror is. Standard value of f of concave mirror = -20 cm