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condition for maximum intensity in diffraction grating​

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Answered by mdhuzaifa036
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The condition for maximum intensity is the same as that for the double slit or multiple slits, but with a large number of slits the intensity maximum is very sharp and narrow, providing the high resolution for spectroscopic applications.

Answered by Anonymous
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Condition for maximum intensity in the diffraction grating​ is as follows:

  • The maximum intensity condition is the same as for a double slit.
  • Because the slit spacing in a diffraction grating is so tiny, the angular separation of the maxima is usually significantly greater.
  • For the separation of spectral lines associated with atomic transitions, the diffraction grating is an extremely valuable tool.
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