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  • Jun 10, 2013, 03:01 PM
    HelpMeThough
    Light in a dielectric medium?
    Light intensity of 2 Wm^-2 is travelling through air (n = 1.0) and is normally incident on a dielectric surface. If the intensity of the reflected light is 0.3 Wm^-2 what is the refractive index of the dielectric material?

    The correct answer is 2.26
    I have no clue as to how to begin this question.
  • Jun 10, 2013, 03:03 PM
    HelpMeThough
    Light intensity and attenuation coefficient?
    Light of intensity 1 Wm-^2 is incident on two dielectric layers that have been stuck together. Calculate the intensity of the light that is transmitted into material 2 (n = 1.2) (attenuation in material 2 can be ignored). Material 1 has attenuation coefficient α = 6 m^-1 and n = 1.7.

    Please show your working, thanks.
    The correct answer is 0.673Wm^-1

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