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The graph of Snell's Law is used to calculate the Refractive Index of a material. Sin (i) over sin (r) gives you your refractive Index. This is diffrent for Diffrent materials. IE refractive Index in a:
Vaccum = 1
Water =1.33
Glass = Average of about 1.5, depending on what type of glass
Diamond = 2.42
Air (STP) = 1.0003
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