Physics, asked by smilingsoul, 10 months ago

absolute refractive index can never be zero

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Answered by gigabyteoc2404

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this statement is a false statement

Answered by prisha04

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No absolute refractive incex can never be less than one because the Refractive Index of Vacuum itself is 1.00 and vacuum is essentially "nothingness". So there is no medium having Refractive Index less than unity. Absolute refractive index can never be zero.

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