Study of glycerol diffusion in water by refraction of a laser beam at the interface.
Photoelectric effect: measurement of the fundamental constant h/e using a vacuum cell and a Hg spectral lamp.
Planck's Law: measure h/kB by studying the spectral emission of an incandescent lamp at different supply voltages and filament temperatures.
Characterization of an ultrasonic acoustic field in a fluid: using a high-frequency ultrasonic generator, an acoustic wave is created in a fluid (water, ethanol), which is then detected by various optical methods: shadow projection (refraction : the modulation of the refractive index created by a stationary ultrasonic wave causes zones of light accumulation), diffraction (visualization of the diffraction of a laser beam by a quasi-sinusoidal phase grating), or strioscopy(spatial filtering by diffraction: appearance of a phase contrast by filtering the Fourier 0 component). Wavelength measurement. Calculation of acoustic wave propagation velocity in a fluid. Application to the principle of the acousto-optic modulator (see Optics and acoustics leaflet). This experiment may also be of interest to the MAP platform.
Material characterization by ellipsometry.
Published on March 13, 2017 Updated on March 13, 2017
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