Why sodium lamp is used as source of Polarimeter?
Answer Posted / shavian
tthe half-shade used in this experiment is designed in such a way that it introduce a path difference of λ/2 or phase difference π between the ordinary and extra-ordinary rays of perticular wavelength of light.as sodium light is monocromatic is used in this experiment
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