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Determine the wavelength of sodium sorcre using mechelsons interferometer

Determine the wavelength of sodium sorcre using mechelsons interferometer
 

Grade:12th pass

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Vikas TU
14149 Points
3 years ago
Dear student 
Michelson interferometer has been used to determine
the wavelength of the green emission line from a mercury lamp. The
measured wavelength was 549.0(9)nm. Using the known
wavelength of the same line, 546.074nm, the reduction lever of the
interferometer was found to reduce the micrometer travel by a ratio
of 5.026(8):1, rather than the quoted 5:1. Using this calibrated
reduction ratio, the average wavelength of the yellow sodium
doublet was determined to be 589.3(10)nm and the splitting between
the lines forming the doublet was 0.5971(5)nm. These are in
excellent agreement with the literature values of 589.294nm and
0.5974nm, respectively.
 

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