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Numericals in Polarisation

The document presents a series of numerical problems related to polarization, including calculations for refractive indices, polarizing angles, and specific rotations. It also discusses the polarization of different types of waves and the properties of optical materials like water and calcite. The problems require applying concepts of optics and polarization to derive various physical quantities.

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Numericals in Polarisation

The document presents a series of numerical problems related to polarization, including calculations for refractive indices, polarizing angles, and specific rotations. It also discusses the polarization of different types of waves and the properties of optical materials like water and calcite. The problems require applying concepts of optics and polarization to derive various physical quantities.

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Numericals in Polarisation

1. When sun is at 37° angle from horizon, then reflected light from water
surface is totally polarised.Find refractive index of water.

2. Prove that the polarising angle of incidence and the corresponding


angle of refraction are complementary to each other.

3. The refractive index of the denser media is 1.732. Calculate (i) the
polarizing angle of medium,(ii)the angle of refraction.

4. Which of the following waves can be polarized (i) Heat waves (ii)
Sound waves? Give reason to support your answer.

5. What should be the thickness of quarter-wave plate for a light of


wavelength 5890 Å if µe = 1.553 and µo = 1.544?

6. A tube of length 20cm containing a 10% sugar solution rotates the


plane of polarization by 13.2°. What is the specific rotation of sugar
solution?

7. Calculate the velocity of ordinary and extra-ordinary rays in calcite


crystal in a plane perpendicular to the optic axis. Given μ 0=1.658 ,
μe=1.486 and c=3x10^8 m/s.
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