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What is the critical angle if a ray of light in Sodium Chloride (n=1.54) is headed into Quartz (n=1.46)?0.649⁰0.948°71.4°40.5°
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What is the critical angle if a ray of light in Sodium Chloride (n=1.54) is headed into Quartz (n=1.46)?0.649⁰0.948°71.4°40.5°
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What is the critical angle if a ray of light in Sodium Chloride (n=1.54) is headed into Quartz (n=1.46)?0.649⁰0.948°71.4°40.5°
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We can find the critical angle as follows:
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71.4⁰
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