Elementary Physics
Elementary Physics
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result in turning the light toward the same side of the original path. Mark the positions of all pins, and of the two faces of the prism through which the light passed on its way from the pin to the eye.
229. The Befraction of Yellow Light— Send a ray of yel- low light through the same prism in such a manner that it may follow as nearly as possible the path of light re- corded in the preceding experiment, and locate the di- rections followed by the yellow light after it has passed Digitized by ...VjOOQIC 252 ELEMENTARY PHYSICS through the prism. In order to do this with accuracy, the following apparatus will be found convenient.
A source of yellow light. — "When the access of air to the lower part of a Bunsen burner is not cut off, it burns with a faint, bluish flame which is scarcely visible. However, if sodium carbonate be placed in the flame, it gives off an intense yellow light. The most convenient manner of getting sodium carbonate into the flame is to dip one end of a platinum wire in hydrochloric acid; then dip Fig.
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result in turning the light toward the same side of the original path. Mark the positions of all pins, and of the two faces of the prism through which the light passed on its way from the pin to the eye.
229. The Befraction of Yellow Light— Send a ray of yel- low light through the same prism in such a manner that it may follow as nearly as possible the path of light re- corded in the preceding experiment, and locate the di- rections followed by the yellow light after it has passed Digitized by ...VjOOQIC 252 ELEMENTARY PHYSICS through the prism. In order to do this with accuracy, the following apparatus will be found convenient.
A source of yellow light. — "When the access of air to the lower part of a Bunsen burner is not cut off, it burns with a faint, bluish flame which is scarcely visible. However, if sodium carbonate be placed in the flame, it gives off an intense yellow light. The most convenient manner of getting sodium carbonate into the flame is to dip one end of a platinum wire in hydrochloric acid; then dip Fig.
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