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"Fringes of equal thickness" also called as :
Haidinger's Fringes
Fizeau Fringes
FECO Fringes
Ray Fringes
A wedge shaped film has
Non uniform thickness
Zero thickness at one end and it increasing towards other end
Zero thickness at both ends
Thickness increases and decreases alternately
If plane mirror is used in place of glass plate in Newton's Ring experiment -
Multicolour fringes are seen
Only bright fringes are seen
No fringes are seen
Only dark fringes are seen
When Newton's rings interference pattern is viewed from above by means of reflected light , the central spot is -
Dark
Bright
Multicoloured
None of these
In Newton's ring experiments , the diameter of dark rings is proportional to
Odd natural number
Square roots of odd natural numbers
Even natural number
Square root of natural number
In Newton's ring experiment , the diameter of bright ring is proportional to
Odd natural numbers
Natural numbers
Square roots of odd natural numbers
Square roots of natural numbers
In Newton's Ring experiment , rings gradually becomes __________as their radii increases.
Newton's Rings are produced by
Polarization of light
Interference of light
Reflection
Refraction
Which phenomenon is observed in the following figure -
Wedge shaped film interference
Parallel film interference
Refraction
Newton's rings
Path difference in case of interference by wedge shaped film depends upon
Varying thickness of the film
Source of light
Varying angle of incidence provided broad source
Interference
Fringe width β is _______________ with the decrease of the angle of wedge in wedge shaped films.
The phenomenon of interference in wedge shaped film is applied in testing the _______________of a surface.
Write applications of interference phenomenon.
When the light falls normally on a small - angled wedge film then the fringe width β is given by -
β=2μcosαλ
β=μαλ
β=2 tanαμ2−sin2iλ
β=2μαλ
What is the necessary condition to observe Newton's rings with a bright centre in reflected light.
μ1=μ>μ2
μ1>μ>μ2
μ1<μ>μ2
μ1<μ<μ2
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