Question
What is Total Internal Reflection?
Answer
Total Internal Reflection - In this situation, when the angle of incidence exceeds a particular angle, the incident ray comes back into first medium (denser medium). This angle is called critical angle (θC). This whole phenomenon is called total internal reflection. At critical angle, there is no refracted ray found because ∠r = 90° sinθC/sin90° = μrarer/μdenser = μr/μd ⇒ sinθC = μr/μd ⇒ [θC = sin-1 (μr/μd)] where, μr = Refractive index of rarer medium and μd = Refractive index of denser mediumSubscribe to our youtube channel!
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