Physics, asked by inderpreet73, 1 year ago

at what angle the scattering of light is maximum

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Answered by pankajkumar66

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hey mate!

scattered light appears at small angles up to 0.3 degrees in the vicinity of the optical axis and at high angles of 10 degrees or higher.

Answered by argupta0904

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Answer:

at 10 degree or higher it is maximum scattering

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