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    SRI SAI BHARATH COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

    Second internal test-2012 Optics spectroscopy and modern physics


    Class: IInd maths Subject: ancillary physics Time:1.30hrs Maximum:30 Marks

    Section A- (3*1=3) Answer all questions I choose the correct answer: 1. Double retraction is exhibited by (a) Metals; (b) liquids; (c) glass;(d) calcite 2. A polarimeter is a device used to measure (a) Polarization (b)double retraction (c)specify rotatory power (d)band width 3. The conversion of light energy into electrical energy is achieved in a (a) Coolidge tube (b)cloud chamber (c) photo cell (d) thermo-couple Section B (4*5=20marks) Answer any four question 1.what is double retraction? Describe how it is produced in crystal ? 2.what is a quarter wave plate? 3.draw the block diagram of an optical fibre communications system? explain the function of each block? 4.explain plancks quantum theory? 5. state the properties and uses or ultraviolent rays? Section c (1*7=7) 1. What is raman effect? How is raman effect in liquids experimentally studied?

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