This gizzit contains a series of glass plates mounted at the Brewster angle, about 57 degrees. Unpolarized light entering one end confronts a series of surfaces, each of which reflects a fraction of the incident light which is polarized perpendicular to plane of the incident and reflected rays. After several such reflections the light exiting the other end is polarized in the plane of the incident and reflected rays (well, almost polarized).
A bright light can be directed through this device onto a screen for group viewing.
						Demonstrate polarization of microwaves and the show how microwaves are polarized.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate polarization of radio waves due to antenna orit\entation.						Read More
					
						Demonstrates polarization of light
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						Demonstrate how the intensity changes in a polarized and analyzed light beam.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate the concept of polarization of a transverse wave.						Read More
					
						Illustrate polarization of a rope wave.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate the vector nature of an electric field by crossing polarizers.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate Malus' law using microwaves.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate polarization of an internally reflected light beam, and to demonstrate Brewster's angle.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate polarization by reflection.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate polarization at Brewster's angle.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate polarization by reflection.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate polarization effects in reflections from dielectric and conducting surfaces.						Read More
					
						Show polarization effects for light reflection off various surfaces, and to demonstrate the Brewster angle.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate how light is polarized when it reflects from dielectric surfaces, and remains unpolarized after reflecting from conducting surfaces.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate how polaroid sunglasses work using a pair of clip-on polaroid sunglasses.						Read More
					
						Colloidal sunset demonstration.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate scattering of light and polarization of scattered light. 						Read More
					
						Demonstrate how scattering can depolarize light.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate two ways to change the polarization of light.						Read More
					
						Show scattering of light.						Read More