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Monday, 16 June 2014 13:01
L4-41: MICROWAVES - REFRACTION BY PRISM
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ID Code:
L4-41
Purpose:
Demonstrate refraction of microwaves by a paraffin prism.
Description:
The wax prism bends the microwave beam as it enters or exits the prism. The path of the microwave beam is similar to that of a light beam passing through a glass prism.
Availability:
Available
References:
REFERENCES: (PIRA 6A42.55)
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A General Materials and Mathematics
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B Statics
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