Physics, asked by llbhdrchhtr, 9 months ago

light
3 when
white is incident on a glass
and
emerges after refraction, it does
not form a spectrum
a spectrum . Explain?​

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Answered by pratigyajoishi
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Answer:

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Answered by kunwar579
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Explanation:

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A glass prism is able to produce a spectrum , which is a patch of light obtained due to dispersion. This is because the opposite refracting faces of a glass prism are not parellal. Thus, the incident ray is not parellal to the emergent ray and is deviated by the angle of deviation.

A glass slab is a rectangular structure in which the opposite refracting faces are parellal to each other. The result is that , the emergent is parellal to the incident ray but is literally displaced from it.

Thus, a rectangular glass slab is unable to produce a spectrum due to the refracting faces being parellal to each other .

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