Refraction WS
Refraction WS
Index
IGCSE
1. Fill in the gaps in the following sentences.
water than it is in a vacuum. Media in which light travels slower are said to be optically
(towards/away from) the normal. When light exits a more optically dense material it
2. Using the table of values below, calculate the refractive index of the medium.
Suggest which material the medium is made of.
3. Using the above equation calculate what the angle of incidence must have been
to give the following angles of refraction in glass.
a. 23°
b. 33°
c. 40°
4. A beam of light shines on a diamond block with an angle of incidence of 15°.
Calculate the angle of refraction.
Refractive
Index
IGCSE
1. Fill in the gaps in the following sentences.
water than it is in a vacuum. Media in which light travels slower are said to be optically
(towards/away from) the normal. When light exits a more optically dense material it
2. Using the table of values below, calculate the refractive index of the medium.
Suggest which material the medium is made of.
3. Using the above equation calculate what the angle of incidence must have been
to give the following angles of refraction in glass.
a. 23°
b. 33°
c. 40°
4. A beam of light shines on a diamond block with an angle of incidence of 15°.
Calculate the angle of refraction.
Refractive
Index
IGCSE
1. Fill in the gaps in the following sentences.
water than it is in a vacuum. Media in which light travels slower are said to be optically
(towards/away from) the normal. When light exits a more optically dense material it
2. Using the table of values below, calculate the refractive index of the medium.
Suggest which material the medium is made of.
3. Using the above equation calculate what the angle of incidence must have been
to give the following angles of refraction in glass.
a. 23° 35.9°
b. 33° 54.8°
c. 40° 74.6°
4. A beam of light shines on a diamond block with an angle of incidence of 15°.
Calculate the angle of refraction.
Refractive
Index
IGCSE
1. Fill in the gaps in the following sentences.
water than it is in a vacuum. Media in which light travels slower are said to be optically
(towards/away from) the normal. When light exits a more optically dense material it
2. Using the table of values below, calculate the refractive index of the medium.
Suggest which material the medium is made of.
3. Using the above equation calculate what the angle of incidence must have been
to give the following angles of refraction in glass.
a. 23° 35.9°
b. 33° 54.8°
c. 40° 74.6°
4. A beam of light shines on a diamond block with an angle of incidence of 15°.
Calculate the angle of refraction.