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Lab 8 Reflection and RefractionPhysics 212 LabWhat You Need To Know: The Physics Now that you have completed all of the labs dealing with circuits, you will move on to the next area of physics, light and optics. In this lab you will be exploring the first part of optics, the Reflection and Refraction of light at a plane (flat) surface and a curved surface. NORMAL Reflection occurs when an incident ray of light bounces off of a smooth flat surface like a mirror. See Figure 1. Refraction occurs when a ray of light that is traveling in one medium, let s say air, enters a different medium, let s say glass, and changes the direction of its path. See Figure 2. In order to describe Reflection or Refraction at a plane surface you need to measure angles with respect to a common reference line.

2 is the index of refraction of the refracting medium 1. is the angle of incidence 2. is the angle of refraction . Now let’s examine reflection and refraction at a curved surface. There are two different kinds of curved surfaces that you will be dealing with for reflection; a . concave mirror and a convex mirror.

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