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when a beam of white light coming from a slit passes through a prism it splits up into seven colors which is obtained on screen.in practice following conditions should be satisfied to obtain a pure spectrum-- the slit should be narrow-then only a few rays will fall on prism and overlapping of colors will be reduced.- the rays falling on the prism should be parallel-all the rays will be incident on the prism at the same angle and rays of same color will emerge parallel to one another which maybe focused at one point.-the rays emerging from the prism should be focused on the screen by an achromatic convex lens-the prism should be placed in minimum deviation position w.r.t. the mean ray and the refracting edge of the prism should be parallel to the slit-focusing of different colors would be the sharpest.all these requirements are fulfilled in a spectrometer.
If the light is a pure color, just one frequency, then there is nothing to separate.
The spectrum is impure, that is, the bands of light will merge together, with no clearly defined boundary.
Lasers are directional and single, pure colors.
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Red is a pure color, no other colors can come out of it when reflected through a prism.
White light is not "pure", in the sense that it is a mixture of different colors.White light is not "pure", in the sense that it is a mixture of different colors.White light is not "pure", in the sense that it is a mixture of different colors.White light is not "pure", in the sense that it is a mixture of different colors.
when a beam of white light coming from a slit passes through a prism it splits up into seven colors which is obtained on screen.in practice following conditions should be satisfied to obtain a pure spectrum-- the slit should be narrow-then only a few rays will fall on prism and overlapping of colors will be reduced.- the rays falling on the prism should be parallel-all the rays will be incident on the prism at the same angle and rays of same color will emerge parallel to one another which maybe focused at one point.-the rays emerging from the prism should be focused on the screen by an achromatic convex lens-the prism should be placed in minimum deviation position w.r.t. the mean ray and the refracting edge of the prism should be parallel to the slit-focusing of different colors would be the sharpest.all these requirements are fulfilled in a spectrometer.
If the light is a pure color, just one frequency, then there is nothing to separate.
The white light beam would possess no Red rays (photons having the energy of Red), after transiting through the pure-red-filter; to be neither refracted nor projected onto any screen.
The tubing is permeable; itallows water to pass through the tube wall.
1) White light is a mixture of different colors in the first place. 2) These colors have different indices of refraction - they bend at slightly different angles when they pass from air to glass.
Blue, Red, and Yellow
·Red, Blue, and Yellow ·Considered Pure Colors ·Combinations of the three colors make up all other colors
It was already known that, when white light went through a prism, the light that came out was multi-colored. This meant either (1) the white light was made up of light of different colors or (2) when going through a prism, the white light had become contaminated, in the same way that clear water is colored by contaminants. Newtown showed that the multi-colored light could be re-combined into pure white light by going through a second prism. If idea (2) was correct, the light should have gotten MORE contaminated, and been MORE colorful. If (1) was correct, the light would re-combine into white light. When the experiment found that white light resulted from a second prism, idea (1) was shown to be correct.
things that don't allow electricity or heat to pass through them. Example: Bakelite(a kind of plastic),dry air pure water,etc