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    This document summarizes an experiment using a sugar solution to bend laser light. The experiment involves making a sugar solution by pouring pure water into a transparent container and then gently adding the sugar solution without disturbing it, creating a gradient with nearly pure water at the top and more concentrated sugar at the bottom. This gradient causes the laser light to bend when shone through the solution due to Snell's law and the differing refractive indices of water and sugar in the solution.

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    This document summarizes an experiment using a sugar solution to bend laser light. The experiment involves making a sugar solution by pouring pure water into a transparent container and then gently adding the sugar solution without disturbing it, creating a gradient with nearly pure water at the top and more concentrated sugar at the bottom. This gradient causes the laser light to bend when shone through the solution due to Snell's law and the differing refractive indices of water and sugar in the solution.

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    This document summarizes an experiment using a sugar solution to bend laser light. The experiment involves making a sugar solution by pouring pure water into a transparent container and then gently adding the sugar solution without disturbing it, creating a gradient with nearly pure water at the top and more concentrated sugar at the bottom. This gradient causes the laser light to bend when shone through the solution due to Snell's law and the differing refractive indices of water and sugar in the solution.

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    Radhi Hersemiaji Kartowisastro
    This document summarizes an experiment using a sugar solution to bend laser light. The experiment involves making a sugar solution by pouring pure water into a transparent container and then gently adding the sugar solution without disturbing it, creating a gradient with nearly pure water at the top and more concentrated sugar at the bottom. This gradient causes the laser light to bend when shone through the solution due to Snell's law and the differing refractive indices of water and sugar in the solution.

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    LASER

    Light amplification by the

    LASER
    stimulated emission of radiation

    monochromatic, coherent, directional


    highly

    CHARACTERISTICS
    sharply

    focused

    How to bend LASER LIGHT

    EXPERIMENT
    using SUGAR SOLUTION

    showtime

    | materials and apparatus | procedures |

    behind the scene.


    | theory | explanation |

    | water |

    materials.
    | sugar |

    | transparent container | stirring rod |

    apparatus.
    | glass | red laser pointer |

    transparent container

    stirring rod

    red laser pointer

    procedures.

    Make sugar solution


    Pour pure water to the container. Gently pour the sugar solution. Dont disturb the solution. Beam it!

    Make sugar solution.

    Pour pure water to the container


    Gently pour the sugar solution. Dont disturb the solution. Beam it!

    Make sugar solution. Pour pure water to the container.

    Gently pour the sugar solution


    Dont disturb the solution. Beam it!

    Make sugar solution. Pour pure water to the container. Gently pour the sugar solution.

    Dont disturb the solution


    Beam it!

    Make sugar solution. Pour pure water to the container. Gently pour the sugar solution. Dont disturb the solution.

    Beam it!

    Beam it!

    theory.

    Snells Law

    1sin1 = 2sin2
    Index of Refraction

    explanation.

    uneven sugar solution distribution


    nearly pure water at the top

    80 % sugar concentrated at the bottom

    gradient of indices of refraction


    nearly pure water at the top

    80 % sugar concentrated at the bottom

    different mediums,

    different speed of light

    water

    vs

    sugar

    water

    vs

    sugar

    1sin1 = 2sin2

    video project Radhi Hersemiaji Kartowisastro | Deppi Kusuma Aji

    fisika teknik
    semester genap 2012

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