| 1 |
The diffraction grating is used to determine |
Intensity of light
Wavelength of light
Refractive index of prism
None of these
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| 2 |
The distance between the two adjacent slits is called |
Thickness of the slit
Distance between and two slits
Grating element
None of these
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| 3 |
In diffraction grating has feature/features like |
A glass plate
A large numbers of lines are ruled
Spacing between two lines acts as a slit
All of these
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| 4 |
A typical diffraction grating has lines per centimeter is about |
500 to 6000
400 to 5000
450 to 5500
425 to 5670
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| 5 |
The diffraction of light occurs, due to interference, of |
Obstructed portion
Unobstructed portion
Both obstructed and unobstructed light
None of these
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| 6 |
The property of bending of light around the obstacle is known is |
Interference
Polarization
Diffraction
None of these
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| 7 |
The relation for the diffraction pattern, when it is minimum |
d/2 sin θ = λ
sin θ = λ/2
d sin θ = λ
None of these
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| 8 |
The phenomenon of diffraction also contains the phenomenon of |
Polarization
Interference
Dispersion
None of these
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| 9 |
Diffraction of light occurs, due to the interference between rays coming from the same wavefront of |
The same parts
The different parts
Mixed rays
None of these
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| 10 |
The phenomenon is found to be prominent when size of the opening (aperture) is |
Grater than wavelength of light
Smaller than wavelength of light
Equal of light used
None of these
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| 11 |
If the light travels in a straight line, the central region should appear |
Bright
Dark
No effect
None of these
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| 12 |
In Young's double slit experiment for the interference of light, the central region of the fringe system is |
Bright
Dark
Bright and dark
None of these
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| 13 |
When a movable mirror moves λ/4 distance and the light used is 400 nm, then the distance measured highly precise is |
100 nm
10<sup>-4</sup> nm
10<sup>-6</sup> nm
10<sup>-5</sup> mm
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| 14 |
When the movable mirror moves, the distance λ/4 the total path difference would be |
2λ
λ
2λ/4
None of these
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| 15 |
The distance between the two mirrors can be varied by |
Moving glass plate
Movable mirror
Compensator plate
None of these
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| 16 |
With the help of interferometer, we can find the |
Wavelength
Frequency
Phase
None of these
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| 17 |
The function of compensator plate in interferometer is to |
Interfere properly
To equalize the distance of M<sub>1</sub> and M<sub>2</sub>
Reflecting light properly
None of these
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| 18 |
The principle of Michelson's interferometers is |
Refraction
Dispersion
Interference
Reflection
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| 19 |
According to the relation for constructive destructive interference, the point of contact has zero thickness of air so it should have |
No interference
Conductive interference
Destructive interference
None of these
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| 20 |
Due to Plano convex lens and the plane glass plate the thickness of air film changes from the center to outward |
Increasing gradually
Decreasing gradually
It is constant at the centre
None of these
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| 21 |
Newton's rings are formed due to |
Refraction of light
Diffraction of light
Interference of light
None of these
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| 22 |
In Newton's rings the point of contact of the lens and the glass plate, the air film is |
Minimum
Maximum
Zero
None of these
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| 23 |
Measurement of a standard metre in terms of the wavelength of red cadmium light is |
1,563,163.5
1,553,363.5
155,553.5
1,553,163.5
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| 24 |
The relation between displacement of the mirror 'L' and wavelength λ of the light used |
L = 2mλ
L = λ/2m
L = mλ/2
None of these
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| 25 |
Albert A. Michelson devised interferometer is |
1820
1845
1860
1881
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| 26 |
Michelson's interferometer is an instrument used to measure the distance with |
Precision
High precision
Extremely high precision
None of these
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| 27 |
The central point in the Newton's rings is dark due to |
Destructive interference
Constructive interference
Additional of path difference λ/2
b and c
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| 28 |
The setting of Newton's rings is |
A Plano convex lens and the plane glass plate
A Plano convex lens and simple glass sheet
A Plano convex lens (long focal length) and the plane of glass plate
None of these
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| 29 |
The Plano-convex lens used in the Newton's rings are of focal length |
Small
Long
Very large
None of these
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| 30 |
If the thickness of the film and angle of incidence are such that two reflected waves cancel each other the film will look |
Dark
Bright
May be partly bright
None of these
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| 31 |
If the two reflected waves reinforce each other then the firm as seen from the parallel beam of monochromic light will look |
Dark
Bright
Sometimes bright and dark
None of these
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| 32 |
In the thin film, the path difference of two reflected ray depends upon |
Thickness of the film
Nature of the film
Angle of incidence
All of these
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| 33 |
Colours seen on oily water surface by the incident white light is due to |
Diffraction
Interference
Refraction
Reflection
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| 34 |
A thin film is a transparent medium whose thickness with the wavelength of light are |
Not comparable
Comparable
Both
None of these
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| 35 |
If λ = 589 nm d=1.0 mm L=225 cm then fringe spacing ΔY is given by |
1.76 mm
1.80 mm
1.37 mm
1.33 mm
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| 36 |
If d = 0.25 cm Y = 0.059 cm L = 100 cm m = 2 then λ is equal to |
567 nm
569 nm
590 nm
596 nm
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| 37 |
If 'd' 'm' and fringe spacing ΔY are known, the interference effect due to light of λ |
Cannot be determine
Can be determined in same cases
Can be determined
None of these
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| 38 |
How the fringe spacing varies as the separation of the slits increases |
Increases
Decreases
Increases very little
None of these
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| 39 |
The fringe spacing varies directly with |
Distance L
Light of wavelength λ
Phase coherence
All of these
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| 40 |
The fringe spacing in case of blue light |
Increases
Remains the same
Decreases
None of these
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