in youngs double slit experiment the width of the fringes obtained withy ligh of wavelength 5500 angstrom is 3.9mm. calculate the fringe width if the entire apparatus is immersed in a liquid medium of refractive index 1.3
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In Young's double slit experiment :
β = fringe width = λ D / d,
D = perpendicular distance between slits and screen
λ = wavelength of light source,
d = distance between slits
velocity in vacuum / velocity in liquid = 1.3
λ in vacuum * frequency / λ in liquid * frequency = 1.3
λ in liquid = 5,500 / 1.3 Angstroms
β is proportional to λ , as D and d are same.
β in vacuum / β liquid medium = λ in vacuum / λ in liquid
β in liquid = β in vacuum * λ in liquid / λ in vacuum
= 3.9 mm * (5,500 /1.3) Angstrom / (5,500 Angstrom)
= 3.9 / 1.3 = 3 mm
β = fringe width = λ D / d,
D = perpendicular distance between slits and screen
λ = wavelength of light source,
d = distance between slits
velocity in vacuum / velocity in liquid = 1.3
λ in vacuum * frequency / λ in liquid * frequency = 1.3
λ in liquid = 5,500 / 1.3 Angstroms
β is proportional to λ , as D and d are same.
β in vacuum / β liquid medium = λ in vacuum / λ in liquid
β in liquid = β in vacuum * λ in liquid / λ in vacuum
= 3.9 mm * (5,500 /1.3) Angstrom / (5,500 Angstrom)
= 3.9 / 1.3 = 3 mm
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