Describe the The Submicroscopic Origin of Polarization.

Q: Discuss the intensity of transmitted light when a polaroid sheet is rotated between two crossed…

A: Given:  Two crossed polaroids

Q: the criticle angle of light in a certain substance is 37 degree,what is the polarizing angle?

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Q: What happens when light moves from a medium with a low refractive index into a medium with a higher…

A: When ray of light is travelling from medium which has low refractive index into medium which has…

Q: Polarization types Answer:

A: The magnetic and electric field of the light moves in every direction. If these fields of light are…

Q: What is Poynting vector? How is it related to electromagnetic energy?.

A: Let electric field vector of an electromagnetic wave = E  Let the magnetic field vector of an…

Q: What direction does the light polarize when striking a non-metallic surface?

A: We know, light i.e. electromagnetic waves are transverse waves. Then the electric vector, magnetic…

Q: What percentage of light is transmitted by two ideal Polaroids, one on lop of the other with their…

A: Assume that the both the Polaroids are vertical. The incoming is not polarized so that it will have…

Q: How much ordinary light will an ideal polaroid transmit?

A: Ordinary light is a superposition. It will have electric field both parallel and perpendicular to…

Q: What is polarized light?

A: In the given question We have to discuss about polarized light.

Q: Why may an ideal Polaroid filter transmit anything from zero to 100% of incident polarized light?

A: If the sheet is aligned with the polarization of the light, all the light obtains through. When…

Q: What role do polarization filters play in a 3D movie?

A: Explanation:

Q: Suppose that light passes through two Polaroid filters whose polarization axes are parallel to each…

A: Polarization is a process where a two dimensional light wave is transformed into a one dimensional…

Q: What is at the root of different types of polarization?

A: Types of Polarisation Polarization is a concept that comes under the branch of electromagnetic…

Q: Describe various methods to produce polarized light.

A: Polarized light consists of the electric field vectors vibrating along either a fixed orientation or…

Q: Will you please answer the following that can be seen in the images?

A: Given:-           By using gauss law:                   ϕ E→.dA→ = εenclosedε0

Q: Define Polarisation by Scattering.

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Q: Find out the Brewster angle of light which travels from milk into the air (1.5)

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Q: Most of the glare from nonmetallic surfaces is polarized, the axis of polarization being parallel to…

A: From a non-metallic surface, when light is reflected, for example, polished tables, then there is…

Q: How does the refractive index change with electromagnetic radiation?

A: Light is electromagnetic radiation that has properties of waves. The electromagnetic spectrum can be…

Q: Under what circumstances is the phase of light changed by reflection? Is the phase related to…

A: When the polarized beam of light is entered into any medium the light beam will get partially…

Q: Incorporate 2 concepts of polarization of light.

A: 1. A light wave is an electromagnetic wave that travels through the vacuum of outer space. Light…

Q: To remove the glare of light from a polished floor, should the axis of a Polaroid filter be…

A: The passage of the glare will be parallel to the plane of the floor. This implies the glare will be…

Q: Define the polarization?

A: Polarization is defined as the  property of certain electromagnetic radiations in which the…

Q: What is polarization

A: What is polarization?

Q: How POLARIZATION DO OCCUR IN SCATTERING & REFLECTION OF LIGHT?

A: One way to polarize light is by reflection. If a beam of light strikes an interface so that there is…

Q: Explain polarization in terms of malu's law.

A: According to Malus' law, the intensity of plane-polarized light passing through an analyzer varies…

Q: Explain the difference between Vertical polarization and Horizontal polarization?

A: In vertical polarization, the electric field of the electromagnetic wave oscillates in the vertical…

Q: The color of the outer edge of the primary rainbow is A. blue B. orange C. red D. violet The…

A: The primary rainbow includes colors violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red from inner…

Q: Describe polarization orientations

A: The EM wave is an example of a transverse wave. It consists of the electric and magnetic fields that…

Q: Write the types of Polarization?

A: Polarization is the property of certain electromagnetic radiations in which the direction and…

Q: What angle is needed between the direction of polarized light and the axis of a polarizing filter to…

A: Dear Student The angle for diffraction grating is given by: sinθ = nλd here n = number of maxima λ =…

Q: What is polarisation?

A: Polarisation is the phenomenon of restricting the vibration of an electromagnetic wave to a single…

Q: The colour of the sky is due to O A. Polarization O B. Scattering O C. Diffraction O D. Reflection O…

A: Given :- reason behind colour of sky.

Q: What are the characteristics of light waves?

A: Given: Light waves

Q: What does Polarization explain?

A: Polarization is a property of certain electromagnetic wave in which the magnitude and the direction…

Q: What angle (in degrees) is needed between the direction of polarized light and the axis of a…

A: Write the given value of this problem. Intensity=Iangle=θ

Q: Why will an ideal Polaroid filter transmit 50% of incident nonpolarized light?

A: A polarizing filter is a type of filter used in the front of a camera lens for the purpose of…

Q: What are Polarizing filters?

A: Polarizing filters- also called polarizer is an optical filter that lets the light of specific…

Q: Calculate the frequency of violet light,

A: Given data;  Wavelength.λ= 720 nmSpeed of light= 3×108 m/sCalculate the frequency of violet light ?

Dispersion of White Light

Snell’s law is a formula that gives a relation between the angle of incidence and angle of refraction and is given as: