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Dispersion
The document discusses the phenomenon of dispersion of white light and the visible light spectrum. It explains that when white light passes through a transparent medium, it splits into its constituent colors from red to violet due to dispersion. The range of the visible light spectrum is from 0.4 to 0.7 microns. It also defines primary colors as red, blue and green which when mixed together produce white light, and secondary colors as cyan, magenta and yellow which are obtained by mixing two primary colors. Complementary colors are pairs of primary and secondary colors that combine to make white light.
Dispersion
- 1. PANCHAYAT UNION MIDDLESCHOOL, VISWANATHAM SIVAKASI UNION, VIRUDHUNAGAR DISTRICT, TAMILNADU STATE, INDIA-626124. CELL NO 97510-45246. Exit
- 2. Dispersion Dispersion of Whitelight Colours Colour Filters Home Mixing Colour or Spectral Colours Colour Blindness – An Activity Mixing of Colours – An Activity Newtons’ Colour Disc PHYSICS
- 3. The phenomenon bywhich a ray of light splits into its constituent colours when 00is passed through a it transparent medium is known as dispersion. Red Orange Range of Yellow Visible Green Spectrum Blue 0.4 microns to Indigo 0.7 microns Violet Spectrum is the band of colours obtained due to the dispersion of Light. Rainbow
- 4. Sun Sun light Rainbow
- 6. Pigment is anoptically active substance which may be synthetic or of Mineral animal or vegetable origin.
- 7. Pigment is sensationproduced in the brain due to the excitation of retina, by Colour is a an optically active substance which may be synthetic or of Mineral animal or vegetable origin. electromagnetic waves. The range of wavelength of these waves is 4000Å to 8000Å Angstrom (Å) : It is the unit used to measure wavelength of electromagnetic radiation. 1 Å =10-10 m =10-8 cm
- 8. Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Indigo Violet Primary Colours Red Blue Green
- 9. The Primary coloursare the white light. Colours which when mixed in equal proportions give white light. ctor Projector r cto je oje Pro Pr
- 10. The colours obtainedby the mixing two primary colours are called Secondary Colors Secondary Colours Cyan Magenta Yellow
- 11. Pro je ctor Red + Green = Yellow Projector Yellow r cto Pr oje
- 12. Red + Blue= Magenta Magenta ctor Projector r cto je oje Pro Pr
- 13. Pro je ctor Green + Blue = Cyan Projector r cto Pr oje Cyan
- 14. The Secondary coloursare obtained by projecting light of one colour on the other and the rocess is known as colour mixing by addition. The colurs thus obtained are called additive colours Cyan Magenta Yellow
- 15. Complementary Colours canbe defined as pair of colours one primary and other secondary colour, which on mixing forms white light. Secondary Colours are known as subtractive primaries as they are obtained by subtracting one of the primary colours from white light. White White White
- 16. Yellow + Green= White White ctor Projector r cto je oje Pro Pr
- 17. Pro je ctor Green + Cyan = White Projector r cto White Pr oje
- 18. Pro je ctor Red + Cyan = White Projector White r cto Pr oje
- 19. Colour Triangle Primary Colours Secondary Colours Red Magenta Green Yellow Blue Cyan Cyan The order of the colours is such that the sum of any two primary colours at the Corners gives the secondary colors between them. The sum of the primary colour on the vertex and the secondary colour on the side opposite to the vertex produces white light.
- 22. The Rod shapedcells are sensitive to brightness of light. The Cone shaped cells orRetina : The retina, the colours.of the human eye, Consists ofsensitive andnumber cones are sensitive to screen There are red sensitive, blue a very large green sensitive cones. Colourare rod shaped cells and cone shaped cells.cones of light sensitive cells. They blind people have less number of particular than people with normal vision. Hence they get colour confused. Retina Rod shaped Cells Cone shaped Cells
- 23. If you seethe No 12. your vision is normal else not.
- 24. Look at thispicture and click on the number you see. a) 21 b) 24 c ) 74 d) No number
- 25. You have ared green Confusion. Next
- 26. You Don’t havea red green Confusion. Next
- 27. Look at thispicture and click on the number you see. a) 21 b) 24 c ) 74 d) No number
- 28. You have acolour deficiency . Next
- 29. You Don’t havea colour deficiency . Next
- 30. ON ON ON Switch on the light and then click on the appropriate colour Click the Correct colour
- 31. ON ON ON Click on the appropriate colour
- 32. ON ON ON Click on the appropriate colour Next
- 33. ON ON ON Click on the appropriate colour
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