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monochromatic light source B narrow slit double slits viewing screen observed interference pattern

frequency of wave f Planck’s constant A light beam is made up of a stream of massless particles called photons

polarisers parallel polarisers crossed

transverse wave in a string The up-down motion of the string is perpendicular to the direction of wave propagation direction of propagation

longitudinal sound wave in air motion of air molecules direction of propagation

direction of propagation unpolarised light beam

direction of propagation plane of polarisation Linearly or plane polarised light: oscillating electric field confined to a single plane

conductive metal grid zero transmission of microwaves through metal grid incident plane polarized microwave beam microwave energy absorbed by establishing electric currents in the metal grid

conductive metal grid maximum transmission of microwaves through metal grid incident plane polarized microwave beam microwave energy not absorbed by the metal grid

vertical metal wire grid Y direction of propagation Z X transmitted electric field vector is linearly polarized in the horizontal plane (XZ plane) vertical metal wire grid electric field vectors for unpolarised microwave mean

vertical metal wire grid Y direction of propagation Z X X transmitted electric field vector is linearly polarized in the horizontal plane (XZ plane) vertical metal wire grid electric field vector for a polarised microwave mean only horizontal component is transmitted vertical component absorbed

light intensity detected by a photocell Z Analyser X X Polariser Polarising axis Polarising axis electric field vectors for unpolarised beam transmitted by Analyser absorbed by Analyser only vertical electric field transmitted through Polariser

window has a metal mesh embedded in it zero transmission through the cross metal grids

polarised reflected light (polarisation parallel to the surface) unpolarised incident light non-metallic surface

polaroid sunglasses transmit the vertical components of sunlight polaroid sunglasses absorb the horizontal components of sunlight unpolarised sunlight

unpolarised light from Sun The polaroid sunglasses have polarisers in the lens which absorb the horizontal component of the light, so reflected light is reduced in all orientations unpolarised light from Sun direct sunlight: reduced in intensity but not as much as the glare from the reflected light upon reflection, the horizontal component has the greatest magnitude without polarised lens without polarised lens: glare reduced

Y Y Z X X photocell P4 P3 P2 P1 unpolarised light source

Blackbody Radiation Curves apparent colour 8000 K 6000 K 8000 K 4000 K 6000 K 4000 K UV visible IR

energy of photon – binding energy light photon energy emitted electrons energy = KEelectron binding energy W metal’s electron near surface KE emitted electron = energy of photon – binding energy PHOTOELECTRIC EFFECT  PARTICLE MODEL OF LIGHT

James Clerk Maxwell Heinrich Hertz

INTERFERENCE  WAVE MODEL OF LIGHT interference of light in a soap bubble interference patterns of red and green light from a laser INTERFERENCE  WAVE MODEL OF LIGHT