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➮The thin layer of oil looks to be coloured due to❝ ❞. When sun light falls on the layer of oil, it is reflected from both the upper layer and lower layer of surface.
➮The path difference between the two reflected rays is given by ,
➭ 2μt cosθ
➮where,
u=
t=
θ =
If , p ➭n (λ/ 2)
➮Where,
➭ ➋,➍ ,➏ , ...
then layer will appear dark .
and ,if ➭ ➊,❸, ❺,➐ , ..
the layer will appear bright.
❝The colours present in the reflected light will depend on the .❞
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A thin layer of colourless oil on water surface looks to be coloured in the sun light, why?
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➮The thin layer of oil looks to be coloured due to❝ ❞. When sun light falls on the layer of oil, it is reflected from both the upper layer and lower layer of surface.
➮The path difference between the two reflected rays is given by ,
➭ 2μt cosθ
➮where,
u=
t=
θ =
If , p ➭n (λ/ 2)
➮Where,
➭ ➋,➍ ,➏ , ...
then layer will appear dark .
and ,if ➭ ➊,❸, ❺,➐ , ..
the layer will appear bright.
❝The colours present in the reflected light will depend on the .❞