Refractive Index of Prism | Full Experiment & Practical File

This video covers the full experiment of the refractive index of a given prism.
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I have my practical exam the day after tomorrow. Really this video has helped me a lot ❣️❣️.. Thank you so much sir ...

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Easy & understandable explanation... 👌
One of our college's professor has alloted this practical. Firstly, I study from practical guide-book, and then watch TH-cam videos from different channel. Each one channel's explanation wasn't easy to understand.
Your video clears all of my doubts...
Today, I've successfully determined the refractive index of prism...
Thank you so much Sir. 🙏🏻

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This was my main motto behind making this channel... I feel happy when students get science rather than doing experiments like a labour

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thank you so much. its explained in such a way that an average student like me understood really well.

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The best explanation on TH-cam about this experiment 👌🏼

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thank you sir for sharing this useful content .........

[@rishabh3769]

Sir, I had a doubt. For the angle of prism one, what parameter are we changing for multiple readings, if nothing, then how will we get different readings than the first one?

[@AllLabExperiments]

Just change the scale. You will find a screw on the spectrometer. If you unlock that you wilp be able to rotate the scale and the readings in V1 and V2 will change.

[@rishabh3769]

@@AllLabExperiments ok, thank you sir

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[@No_doubt_nobita]

sir isme jo hum sodium lamp use karte hai uski wavelegth to 5890-5896 A* tak hoti hai, it means it is not a white-light, then why prism break it into the visible spectrum?
because as I know sirf white light ko hi seven color me break kiya ja skta hai?

[@AllLabExperiments]

@@No_doubt_nobita prism hr light ko.uski wavelength ke acc bend krta h. White light me sab colour mix hote h kam ya jyada me to sab bend hokr chale jate h apni apni jagah. And agr only two wavelengths ke sath ye exp kiya jaye like this to wo bhi apni wavelength ke acc bend ho rahi h. Slightly different wavelength show slightly dofferent bending

[@No_doubt_nobita]

@@AllLabExperiments it means yellow light is also a combination of seven colors? if not, then prism ko unhe alag-alag nhi karna chahiye tha?

[@AllLabExperiments]

@@No_doubt_nobita sodium only emit two colours 5890 and 5896 A. Both are very cloase and deviate at slightly different angle. They are not made of all freq.

[@No_doubt_nobita]

@@AllLabExperiments Okay sir I'll try it again in the lab and then ask you if I have a doubt.

[@AllLabExperiments]

@@No_doubt_nobita if you face any problem.during experiment. Make sure if the spectrometer is set properly or not. A tutorial video is available for that as well. Then this exp is very very easy

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Best video explanation ever
Thank you
Expecting more such videos!!!

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Nicely explained sir. 🙏🙏🙏 Thank you.

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Height of building using sextant wala bhi video upload kr dijiye

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M planning to make this n upload by next month.

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Dr sachin wonderful experiment

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Thanks u so much sir for making this video I too much need it's mind blowing sir again thanks and please make video for Newton's ring's also

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newton ring video is in making. will post it with in a week. have a good day

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Okay sir thanks

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Nice explanation....
It really helped me ....
Thank you.....

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This is very helpful for me because today is my exam 😊

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Sir please make a video on the experiment to determine the refractive indices of ordinary and extraordinary Rays For the calcite Using spectrometer with it's standard value.. please sir.🙏

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ok i will try although i am extremely buzy now a days

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Great work Dr. Sachin

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Thanks bro

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Sir actually i have a doubt. We perform the same experiment and see two slits on left and right side .sir will you plz explain why

[@AllLabExperiments]

May be that is spdium doublet or that one was grating experiment not prism. Or you observed some other light reflected from somewhere.

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Thankyou ji

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Lots of hardworking behind this❣️❣️

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Thanks for your words...

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In this experiment..we are doing it with or without light ya?

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With light. See that yellow line.

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Brilliant Explanation sir..

[@ncedonqeto9107]

How is that 2A Calculated Sir ? is it the addition of the two values after subtracting?

[@AllLabExperiments]

It is double of the angle of prism so it is called as 2A. It will come out to be very close to 120. Now just half it and you will get angle of prism.

[@ncedonqeto9107]

@@AllLabExperiments I mean sir , you said we minus the smallest value from the highest value and get 3A ....which small and highest value actually? Because we have two values at position 1 right and 2 values at position 2 ?...So how do we get 2A from these 4 values...that is my confusion🥺

[@AllLabExperiments]

@@ncedonqeto9107 observe only one vernier scale in position 1 and 2 and take its difference. Keep the reading of each spectrometer scale separate. And after calculations take mean of both answers.

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Thanks dear...

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Thank you so much. You made it so easy!!!

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With a humble request sir plz make vdio of viva que for this experiment

[@AllLabExperiments]

Check vova of optics experiments part 1 and 2. Those viddeos cover this. One dedicated video on prism related exp viva is also available

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Thanku so much sir ur videos really helps up

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Sir aapne resolving power of telescope ke viva que b upload kiye hue h kya or to baki sbhi aapki videos se ho gya only yhi rhta h

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Sir Can You Share Link To Perform Experiments in Virtual Lab??

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Amrita university and iitB and some other platforms provide such facilities... Rest you can search and perform....

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Electronics or say EnM experiments are in my to do list. Soon will make videos on this experiment as well.

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It really helped! Thanks for this video! Keep it up..

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Can we observe the spectra lines of diamond, plz show how to identify gems with this instrument

[@AllLabExperiments]

Yup you can. But your need to shape diamond or glass in a certain way for comparison. Otherwise solve eqn all to its shape....
The refractive index of glass or diamond is different this will change the deviation angle of light

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Can we use mercury source instead of sodium

[@AllLabExperiments]

Yes. But in that case you can calculate the refractive index of prism for dofferent wavelengths and it varies with wavelength. Just find it for all of them. Don,t take mean at the end.

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clearly explained 😊

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What is sodium lamp how it produce light

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Watch my video on optics viva voce. You will its answer and many relevant questions. th-cam.com/video/YrvTVwdy_uE/w-d-xo.html

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