Fluoresence spectroscopy Laser and spectroscopy
Raman Spectroscopy Experiments on wave and laser optics By: Prashant Kumar Sinha
Physics
Experiments on wave and laser optics
Experiments on wave and laser optics 1. Diffraction at circular aperture. 2. Diffraction of light by double slit. 3. Determination of bending losses in optical fiber. 4. Verification of Malus law. 5. Characteristic study of photo diode Raman Spectroscopy Fluoresence spectroscopy Laser and spectroscopy
Raman Spectroscopy
Raman spectroscopy is a light scattering technique, and can be thought of in its simplest form as a process where a photon of light interacts with a sample to produce scattered radiation of different wavelengths. Fluoresence spectroscopy Laser and spectroscopy Experiments on wave and laser optics
A Unified Approach for Nuclear Structure
Most of the present nuclear models are based on independent particle model, in a mean field created by all other nuclei. Many experimental and theoretical developments in nuclear physics area are clearly advocating for a new approach… Nuclei
The Domain of Physics
The classical Theories are phenomenological theories. A phenomenological theory attempts to describe and summarize experimental facts within some limited domain of physics. It is not intended to describe everything in physics, but if it is a good phenomenological theory. It does not describe everything within the limited domain very accurately. The philosophically minded reader may …
Is electron really elementary ?
Question: How can we assert if electron is really elementary ? Might not What is regarded as elementary today be found to be composite tomorrow ? After all, the atoms were the elementary particle of the nineteenth century, could not history repeat itself? Answer: There are many experimental facts which strongly suggest that history will not repeat …
The frame of Einstein One of the real mysteries of life
One of the real mysteries of life is to find an object which is absolutely at rest. Every object in this universe is in motion and even this motion is not absolute because when we talk about rest or motion we specify a frame of reference or a point of observation from where the object …
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