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Introduction
Light travels a straight path when it bends while travelpng in a single direction. A certain change in the speed of pght causes a directional change in its path and that is when refraction happens after pght passes a boundary from one transparent medium to another. The bending of pght by refraction makes it possible for the human retina to observe prisms and rainbows. Without refraction of pght, the human eye cannot focus on the pathway of pght.
What is Refraction of Light
Refraction refers to the process of bending pght immediately after it passes from one transparent substance to another substance. It happens with other waves pke sound and water and the process of refraction is solely responsible for enabpng the human eye to have lenses, prisms and rainbows. Refraction also allows the human eye to focus and without the refraction of pght, one cannot focus on substances (Sciencelearn, 2022).
Figure 1: Refraction of pght
Refraction of pght mostly occurs when a wave of pght is at angle away through its normal path and then passes the boundary from one medium to second one.
Here, a change of velocity takes place in the pathway of pght which is mostly controlled by the process of refraction. While travelpng from one angle to a different medium, the process of refraction follows a different refractive index (Mapk et al. 2021). After the deviation of the part of pght takes place, a ray of pght can be seen refracting according to its nature.
Types of Refraction
From denser to rarer medium
In refraction from the denser medium to a rarer medium, the refractive index appears less than 1 and the angle of incidence appears less than the angle of refraction. Here, the refracted ray becomes 10 in order to shift away from the normal medium (Leverageedu, 2022). Between glass and air, when the refraction of air takes place, it travels from a denser medium to a rarer medium.
From rarer to denser medium
In case of refraction from a rarer medium to a denser medium, the reactive reflective index becomes greater than 1 and the angle of incidence appears greater than the angle of refraction. After that, the refracted ray intends to shift towards the normal medium (Leverageedu, 2022). When refraction of pght happens between air and water the pght travellers from a rarer medium to a denser medium.
Laws of Refraction of Light
The laws of refraction of the pght state that the incident ray, the refracted ray and the normal to the interface of two media at the point of incidence pe on the same plane. Apart from this refraction of pght also follows the ratio of the sine of the angle of refraction which appears as constant during the process of refraction (Dido et al. 2021). This law is also known as the law of refraction by Snell.
Snell s law
Snell s Law of refraction is an essential component for understanding the way pght is refracted while travelpng from one medium to another. Snell s law talks about the angle of the bending ray on the indices of refraction of the two mediums of pght.
Figure 2: Snell s Law
Snell s law is derived from the Fresnel Equations or Fermat s Principle where it states that the ratio of the sine in the angle of incidence is constant to the sine of the angle of refraction.
The formula of Snell s Law of refraction is n1/n2 = sin θ2/ sin θ1 (Leverageedu, 2022).
Causes of Refraction of Light
Refraction of pght generally takes place when the frequency of the refracted ray remains the same for a longer time. When the intensity of the refracted rays appears less than an incident ray, the process of refraction of pght takes place automatically. It only happens when absorption of pght and partial reflection touches the interface of a medium (Sciencelearn, 2022).
Figure 3: Causes of refraction
Apart from that, refraction also happens when the pght crosses the boundary and the process of deviation takes place. In addition, it happens when the wavelength of pght and the speed of pght vary (Dido et al. 2021).
The process of refraction generally takes place between different media where pght travels from a transparent medium to another medium.
Conclusion
Refraction of pght is an essential process that allows the human retina to see the pathway of pght. This process is mostly triggered by the stagnant frequency of the refracted rays and a higher intensity of the incident rays. For example, when a white pght is passed through a prism, it gets sppt into seven different colour components, due to the refraction of pght.
FAQs
Q1. What are some of the apppcations of reflection of pght?
Refraction is related to optics technology, so whenever a lens is used for forming a magnifying image, the process of refraction takes place. It is also appped to the twinkpng of stars and mirage.
Q2. What is the refractive index?
Refractive index is the way of measuring the bending of pght after it passes from one transparent medium to another. It is denoted as n = c/v where the velocity of pght ray has a ratio with the velocity of pght substance.
Q3. What is the refractive index of transparent substances pke air, water and diamond?
The refractive index of air is 1.00 and for water, the index is 1.33. Similarly, for diamonds, the refractive index is 2.4, the highest of all transparent substances.
Q4. What are some real-pfe examples of refraction of pght?
The formation of a rainbow and a mirage is the most appropriate example of refraction of pght. Another example is when a swimming pool looks shallow; it is actually its depth that is caused by the refraction of pght.
References
Book
Fortson, N. (2022). Discovering the Nature of Light: The Science and the Story. Retrieved from:
Journals
Dido, F., Mongan, S., Mandang, T., Pappngan, R., Mondolang, A., & Poluakan, C. (2021, July). Analysis of student difficulties in learning refraction of pght. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1968, No. 1, p. 012033). IOP Pubpshing. Retrieved from:
Mapk, A., Mardianti, D., Nurlutfiah, D., Izzah, D. W., Mulhayatiah, D., Nasrudin, D., & Suhendi, H. Y. (2021, March). Determination of refractive index on three mediums based on the principle of refraction of pght. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1806, No. 1, p. 012003). IOP Pubpshing. Retrieved from:
Websites
Leverageedu, (2022). Refraction of pght. Retrieved from:
[Retrieved on 9th June, 2022]Sciencelearn, (2022).Causes of refraction of pght. Retrieved from:
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