This video demonstrates a physics experiment to determine the refractive index (RI) of a liquid using a convex mirror. The presenter, Sachin Sukla, guides viewers through the setup, the process of removing parallax between the object and image pins, and the final calculation to find the refractive index of the given liquid.
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So friends, today's experiment is experiment number 8.
R.I. of liquid by using a conquer mirror
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So friends, this is experiment number 8
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The index pin image that is in the middle of your concave mirror
You're watching how the image is being generated right here in the middle
So you'll have to bring this, and you can also adjust this stand vagra here inside the abdomen.
You must stop it when an image appears inside the mirror corresponding to this pin.
And as you turn this here, it will move completely together with the other one.
Bring this index pin up.
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The filer, this baler, slowly pulls it up for you.
And just as this image, or rather these balls, keep going, there will come a time when they disappear.
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Because I had to use a water meter to measure the distance
That water and that one, the inverted pin image, this is the pin, and the one
In this, the convex mirror will generate an inverted image of the pin.
So now you need to measure out this index pin from the water level.
You also need to see his parallax canceling out; otherwise, you'll have to do it exactly like this, exactly like that.
So you have to divide it by three, and then multiply the three results back by three, and you'll get the value of Artu.
Now, what do you have to do, friends? Calculate my value. What will happen if I do it? My ARTU is 58.66, and my ARTU is 40.
So, if you divide it, you'll get 1.44, right? So, basically, your reading is 1.33 across, but I'm getting 1.44, so what will the refractive index of the given liquid be? 1.44.
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