Index of Refraction
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What spookman117 said, but in better grammar:
Pyrex and Oil have approximately the same index of refraction (how much the medium 'bends' light, or makes it change speed), and so light passes through both pyrex and oil in the same way. Light passes through as if there was no medium change at all, making the pyrex stirring rod seem 'invisible.'
MegsZhu 3 weeks ago
@scifregizmoguy nope
it works because as the light passes between the two objects since they have the same index of refraction the light acts like it didnt chance medium so no light reflects off the second medium so you cannot see it.
spookman117 1 year ago
@VipericVampire
it works because as the light passes between the two objects since they have the same index of refraction the light acts like it didnt chance medium so no light reflects off the second medium so you cannot see it.
spookman117 1 year ago
Can anyone answer this:
Why is it that, when two mediums that have a similar index of refraction, no image is formed? What makes it invisible to the eye?
VipericVampire 1 year ago
Well this is how it works:
Index of Refraction for the OIL and PYREX is same that the light rays dont refract because the medium is very similar (due to the index of refraction) and hence the pyrex glass looks invisible... there are some angles that you could see the glass with but for the first time, its never easy to see! which is wat makes it so exciting for students...
draghafoor 1 year ago
i dont know how it tells anything about refraction but im GESSING its that oil blocks light
scifregizmoguy 2 years ago
what the f***k
Jaujinablue 2 years ago