Q.What are Newton’s Rings?
A.Alternate dark and bright rings formed due to presence of air film when plano convex lens is placed on glass plate is called newtons rings.
Q.How are Newton’s rings formed?
A.They are formed as a result of interference between light waves reflected from the upper and lower surfaces of the air film developed between the convex surface of plano convex lens and plane glass plate.
Q.Why are they circular?
A.This is so because the air film formed is wedge shaped and loci of points of equal thickness are circles concentric with point of contact.
Q.what is the function of the 45° inclined glass plate?
A.It turns the light rays coming from an extended source to ninety degrees and so the rays fall normally on the plano convex lens.
Q.Why do rings get closer as their order increases?
A.The diameter of dark rings is proportional to the square root of natural numbers while bright rings are proportional to the square root of odd natural numbers hence the don’t increase at the same rate.
Q.Why is the center of the ring dark?
A.At the point of contact the path difference is zero but one of the rays is reflected so the effective path difference becomes λ/2 thus the condition of minimum intensity is created hence it is a dark spot.
Q.What if the glass plate is replaced with plane mirror?
A.Then we will not get interference fringe because the intensity of light reflected from mirror will be so great that it won’t be visible and we will get uniform illumination.
Q.What if sodium light is replaced with white light?
A.Few colored fringes will be observed near the center.
Q.What will happen if we replace the lens with plane glass?
A.Then interference will take place but the shape of the rings will be irregular.
Q.What will happen if few drops of liquid is introduced between the lens and glass?
A.The diameter of the rings will decrease because the diameter of the rings is inversely proportional to the refractive index.
Q.What will happen if we use a lens of small radius of curvature?
A.Then the rings will be of smaller diameter and there is chance of error while taking the readings.
Q.What if a plane glass making some angle with the glass stripe is used in place of lens?
A.Then we will have dark and bright fringes in shape of a line. Newtons ring experiment
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What happened if I replace the plano-convex lens with the plano-concave lens?
Would the shape and the order of rings change?
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The thickness will decrease ,shape will not change, the rings will come close as diameter decreases
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What is the use of Newton’s rings
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What happened if we replaced yellow light with green light?
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changing the yellow Na-light to green of the mercury lamp then what will be the effect on diameter of rings?
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I where will the ring be formed, in the film or lens
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