A Red Light of Wavelength 6400a° in Air Has Wavelength 4000a° in Glass. If the Wavelength of Violet Light in Air is 4400a°, Find Its Wavelength in Glass. - Physics

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A red light of wavelength 6400A° in air has wavelength 4000A° in glass. If the wavelength of violet light in air is 4400A°, find its wavelength in glass.

(Assume that μ≈ μv)

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Solution

Given:

r)air = 6400A°

r)glass = 4000A°

v)air = 4400A°

To find:

v)glass =?

Formula:

r)air/(λr)glass = (λv)air/(λv)glass

∴ (λv)glass = (λv)air × (λr)glass / (λr)air

∴ (λv)glass = 4400 × 4000 / 6400

∴ (λv)glass =2750A°

Concept: Measurement of Wavelength by Biprism Experiment
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2013-2014 (October)

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