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A spectrometer measures the angle by refracting light through the prism and noting the emergent beams' angles, using the angular vernier scale. The refractive index n (λ) can be found by measuring the minimum deviation angle D (λ). We try to calculate the Refrative Index of the Prism for various wavelengths of the Mercury Spectrum and then plot a Dispersion and Calibration Curves using a Prism Spectrometer. This is a tube with an adjustable slit at one end and an achromatic converging lens system at the other. The height of the beam leaving the prism is t, whose base length is c whereas the.

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A prism spectrometer is an instrument for observing spectra and measuring angles of deviation of light by a prism. Figure 1 details the key components: collimator, prism table, telescope..

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he telescope are aligned. Finally, fix the body and release the le te both faces of the prism. Then measure the reflected ray from both side nd in the mercury spectrum. Then calculate the refractive

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In this experiment, we will use a prism spectrometer to measure the dispersion angle of various wavelengths. From the measurements, we will make a graph of the index of refraction vs. wavelength.

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