in a young's double slit experiment ,the angular width of fringe formed on a distance screen is 1degree .the slit suparation is 0.01mm the wavelength of light is
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15th Jul, 2021
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The double-slit experiment is a proof in contemporary physics that light and matter may exhibit properties of both conventionally defined waves and particles, as well as the essentially probabilistic nature of quantum mechanical processes.
Angular fringe width, θ/beta= d/λ
Therefore λ=θd
Given d=0.01mm=10^−5m,θ=1 degree = 180/π radians
λ= 180/π×10^−5
=1.74×10^−7 m=0.174×10^−6m=0.174μm
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