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SHENDE PIYUSH CHANDRAKAN
DIV-E RoliNo :— 67
PRIMER NO Ne (ETS
'TON’S RINGS
| pate of Experiment: 22 og /202 } Evaluation |
| Date of Submission: 9.4 Jo4 jap5, Timely / Late 2 |
Performance 2
Understanding 2
Oral 2
Neatness 2
Total Marks 10
Aim: To determine the radius of curvature of Plano convex lens.
Apparatus: Newton’s ring apparatus, sodium source, Microscope, magnifying lens, convex lens, lens
stand ete.
Experimental Setup:
Glass
plate (G)
Plano convex lens (L)
Plane glass plate (P)
Air fim —>
Procedure:
1) Arrange the apparatus as shown in the figure.
2) Switch on “S” which is a source of sodium light
3) A parallel beam of light is reflected by a glass plate B inclined at an angle of 45 degree to the
Horizontal.
4) Lis the plano-convex lens of large focal length kept on plane glass plate G as shown in figure
5) Newton’s rings are viewed by the travelling microscope focused on the air film.
6) With the help of travelling microscope measure the diameter of the n'* and m'* dark rings
(In field of view alternate circular bright and dark rings are seen with centre dark)
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7) By assuming the wavelength of sodium light; A= 5890 A.U., calculate the radius of curvature 6) —
lens L,
Observation: | C of microscope = 0.001em
Observation Table:
| Obs. F al pie iad —____| Diameter
No. Brive | Left side(a) Right side(b) D=|a-b) Dd
| MSR+(VSRxLC) MSR+(VSRxLC)
EE Ese ie 10.093 | 0.187 |o.0g4a,
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Nia % 9.359 10.142 0.2¢
a : 9-838 10.163 0:32)
2 2 9.G22 10 181 0-35
ee eee 3-306 10-197 0-39
[ae z g 792 10. 20 0.445
S 8 Q.779 10.224 0-445
g o 396% 10.236 |0.46q
10 | Ue ee 10.248 0.443 4
Formula: =
ne Dae : Nature of Graph:
If m=I and n=7 then, R = Pi=D#
4-70
Where ‘m’ and ‘n’ are number of rings
between 1 to 10
Graph: Draw a graph of ‘n’ against D® and
calculate R from graph
stee = Slope,
Slope = f+, R= Sep ;
(+ Slope = Number of rings Q
1. Radius of curvature from observations (R)
2. Radius of curvature from Graph( R)
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5. What ifthe sodium light is replaced with white light? 1
‘What will happen if we use a lens of small radius of curvature?
What are Newton's rings?
‘How to determine the radius of curvature of Plano convex lens?
‘What will happen if few drop of liquid is introduced between the lens and glass?
10. What are the properties of interference?
11. What are the applications of interference?
12. What are the applications of Newton's ting?
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