Corn syrup
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Revision as of 11:32, 25 April 2022 by Physdemo (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{NewDemo|subject=Light and Optics|topic=Polarization|file1=Corn Syrup.gif}} 1-2 inches of corn syrup is put in beaker on overhead. One polarizing sheet is placed over the beaker; the other is slowly rotated over it. As the plane of polarization of the light entering the solution rotates, rotational dispersion occurs and different colors are seen. '''Location: ''' * Syrup: M-2 * Polarizers: Drawer 118")
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Description:
1-2 inches of corn syrup is put in beaker on overhead. One polarizing sheet is placed over the beaker; the other is slowly rotated over it. As the plane of polarization of the light entering the solution rotates, rotational dispersion occurs and different colors are seen.
Location:
- Syrup: M-2
- Polarizers: Drawer 118
