Physics, asked by hafsaijaz84, 2 months ago

) When monochromatic light of wavelength 5.0 x 10"m is incident normally on a plane
diffraction grating, the second-order diffraction lines are formed at angles of 30° at the
normal to the grating. What is the number of the lines per millimetre of the grating?​

Answers

Answered by swapnilsangale11
0

Answer:

Diffraction grating: d sinθn = nλ where n is an integer

λ=5.30×10

−7

m

When n = 1, θ1 = 15.4°

Slit separation, d =

sinθ

1

λ

=

sin15.4

o

5.30×10

−7

= 1.996×10

−6

m

When n =2

slit separation d =

sinθ

2

λ

⟹sinθ

2

=

d

λ

⟹θ

o

=sin

−1

(

1.996×10

−6

5.30×10

−7

)

⟹θ

2

=16.7

o

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