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✍️ What is dispersion ?

When white light is passed through a glass prism, it splits into its spectrum of colours. The colours are :-

  • V - Violet
  • I - Indigo
  • B - Blue
  • G - Green
  • Y - Yellow
  • O - Orange
  • R - Red

And this process of white light splitting into its constituent colors is termed as dispersion.

✍️ Visible light spectrum :-

Why does light split into its spectrum of colours in a prism but not in a glass slab ?

The dispersion occurs in a prism but not in glass slab because of the geometric design. In a slab, the opposite sides are parallel to each other whereas in the case of the prism, the sides are not parallel to each other.

In a prism, the dispersion occuring at one face is enhanced by the refraction at the other face, but in a glass slab the dispersion occuring at one face is neutralized by refraction at the other side.

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Answer:

✍️ What is dispersion ?

When white light is passed through a glass prism, it splits into its spectrum of colours. The colours are :-

V - Violet

I - Indigo

B - Blue

G - Green

Y - Yellow

O - Orange

R - Red

And this process of white light splitting into its constituent colors is termed as dispersion.

✍️ Visible light spectrum :-

Why does light split into its spectrum of colours in a prism but not in a glass slab ?

The dispersion occurs in a prism but not in glass slab because of the geometric design. In a slab, the opposite sides are parallel to each other whereas in the case of the prism, the sides are not parallel to each other.

In a prism, the dispersion occuring at one face is enhanced by the refraction at the other face, but in a glass slab the dispersion occuring at one face is neutralized by refraction at the other side.

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