Diffraction gratings using a spectrometer:
a) Calculate values of the grating constant d, using d = mλ /sinθ.
b) Using the average value of d, calculate D.
My table of results from the lab is below. The central position was 0.5°. The angles used in equations must be the working angles.
Measured Left Angle |
Measured Right Angle |
Wavelength |
|
Violet |
5.1° |
354.9° |
447.2 nanometres |
Blue |
5.5° |
354.6° |
471.1 nanometres |
Green 2 |
5.8° |
354.3° |
492.2 nanometres |
Green 1 |
5.9° |
354.0° |
501.6 nanometres |
Yellow |
6.8° |
353.2° |
587.6 nanometres |
Red 2 |
8.8° |
352.3° |
667.8 nanometres |
Red 1 |
8.10° |
351.8° |
706.5 nanometres |
Here I have separately calculate d value for each color, then calculate average of gratings.
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