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When did Snell's law fail?

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Answered by hazelblue
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Snell's Law of Refraction fail when light incidents on the surface of separation of the 2 media normally or through the normal. It is because when light incidents through the normal, the angle of incidence is equal to zero. Therefore the angle of Refraction is also zero.

Answered by shlokprasad389
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Snell's Law of Refraction fail when light incidents on the surface of separation of the 2 media normally or through the normal. It is because when light incidents through the normal, the angle of incidence is equal to zero. Therefore the angle of Refraction is also zero.

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