1. Light Station Lab

2. Spectrum Tube Observation (does not have a station number)
Use the image to fill in the chart and answer the questions

3. Station 1 1. Concave Lenses
A. Describe The appearance and Draw its shape

4. Station 1 I. Concave Lenses
B. Use your observations and fill out the chart
One inch from paper!

5. Station 1 I. Concave Lenses
B. Use your observations and fill out the chart
6 inches from paper!

6. Use the colors to help you decide if it is real or virtual!
Station 1
I. Concave Lenses
B. Use your observations and fill out the chart
Arm’s length and across the room!
Use the colors to help you decide if it is real or virtual!

7. Station 1 II. Convex Lenses
A. Describe The appearance and Draw its shape

8. II. Convex Lenses Station 1
B. Use the information below to find the focal point of the lens.
Station 1

9. Station 1 II. Convex Lenses
B. Use your observations and fill out the chart
One inch from paper!

10. Use the colors to help you decide if it is real or virtual!
Station 1
II. Convex Lenses
B. Use your observations and fill out the chart
6 inches from paper!
Use the colors to help you decide if it is real or virtual!

11. Station 1 II. Convex Lenses
Use the knowledge that this said “1st period” to figure out if it is real or virtual!
II. Convex Lenses
B. Use your observations and fill out the chart
Arm’s length and between 1f and 2f away.

12. Station 1 II. Convex Lenses
Use the knowledge that this said “1st period” to figure out if it is real or virtual!
II. Convex Lenses
B. Use your observations and fill out the chart
Hold at arm’s length and look at something that is more than 2f away

13. Station 1
III. Questions
Use your observations to answer the questions!

14. Station 2: (make sure to draw AND describe what happens to the three light beams as they go through the lenses)
A. Convex Lens

15. Station 2: (make sure to draw AND describe what happens to the three light beams as they go through the lenses)
A. Concave Lens

16. Station 2: (make sure to draw AND describe what happens to the three light beams as they go through the lenses)
A. Triangle Lens