A diffraction grating has exactly 9000 slits equally spaced across a total distance 1.10 cm. What is the distance between two neighboring slits?
You send a single color of light through the grating of the previous problem and find a viewing angle of 28° for the m = 1 bright spot. What is the wavelength of this light?
A diffraction grating has exactly 9000 slits equally spaced across a total distance 1.10 cm. What...
3. A grating has exactly 8000 slits uniformly spaced over 2.54 cm and is illuminated by light from a mercury vapor discharge lamp. What is the expected angle for the third- order maximum of the green line (a 546)?
A 4.4-cm-wide diffraction grating has 2400 slits. It is illuminated by light of wavelength 530 nm . What is the angle (in degrees) of the first diffraction order? What is the angle (in degrees) of the second diffraction order?
2. Light of wavelength 545 nm passes through a diffraction grating with 1.35 x103 slits/cm The diffraction pattern is observed on a screen 1.70 cm from the grating. a) Determine the separation distance between the adjacent maxima on the screen. b) A second monochromatic light illuminates the diffraction grating simultancously. The second-order maximum of the second light falls midway between the central maximum and the first-order maximum for the first light on the screen. Determine the wavelength of the second...
Light with wavelength = 410nm passes through a diffraction grating that has 1000 lines per mm. What is the diffracted angle for a first order (m=1) beam? Show your work. For question 2, if the screen is 5.00cm from the slits, what is the lateral distance between the oth and 1st order bright spot on the screen? Show your work.
A diffraction grating has 5500 lines/cm . When a beam of monochromatic light goes through it, the second pair of bright spots occurs at ±26.0 cm from the central spot on a screen 43.0 cm past the grating. A. What is the wavelength of this light? B. How far from the central spot does the next pair of bright spots occur on the screen?
2. You have a diffraction grating with 2500 lines/cm. You also have a light source that emits light at 2 different wavelengths, 540 nm and 690 nm, at the same time. The screen for your experiment is 1.2 meters from the diffraction grating. A. What is the line spacing for the grating? B. What is the difference in the angle of the 2nd bright fringe for each wavelength for this grating? C. Which wavelength is closer to the center of...
A diffraction grating has 5590 lines/cm . When a beam of monochromatic light goes through it, the second pair of bright spots occurs at ±26.0 cm from the central spot on a screen 43.0 cm past the grating. A) What is the wavelength of this light? B) How far from the central spot does the next pair of bright spots occur on the screen? Please include steps so I can follow along and understand!
You send coherent 550 nm light through a diffraction grating that has slits of equal widths and constant separation between adjacent slits. You expect to see the fourth-order interference maximum at an angle of 66.6∘ with respect to the normal to the grating. However, that order is missing because 66.6∘ is also the angle for the third diffraction minimum (as measured from the central diffraction maximum) for each slit. a. Find the center-to-center distance between adjacent slits. b. Find the...
Given a diffraction grating with 7.2*103 lines/cm and a laser producing 540 nm light: a. What is the distance between the slits in the diffraction grating? b. What are the angles for the first and second bright fringe from the central fringe? c. Would you be able to see the 3rd fringe? If so what is the angle, if not why?
A diffraction grating is a square 1.0 cm on a side and contains 3500 slits. What is the angle of the first intensity maximum in the diffraction pattern with red light( 660 nm)?