When a narrow beam of monochromatic light passes through?
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When a narrow beam of monochromatic light passes through:
Glass slab: It deviates from the actual path but the direction of the incident ray and the emergent ray of light are parallel to each other.
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But when a monochromatic light passes through a prism, the ray of light will be bent by the same amount. ... And hence to conclude, monochromatic light passing through a prism can be deviated due to difference in the medium but cannot be dispersed, since it contains wave of single wavelength unlike white light.
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