Experiment color dispersion

This set offers a series of measurements illustrating chromatic dispersion: dispersion methods by prism or grating, demonstration of the minimum deviation by a prism and analysis of a light source.

Subjects discussed :
- Dispersion by a prism
- Dispersion by a network

Principles and objectives:
Chromatic dispersion is an optical phenomenon that occurs when light passes through a dispersive material such as a prism or grating. This process decomposes the light into these different spectral components due to the variation in speed experienced by each wavelength as it passes through the dispersive material.

Composition :
 ▪ 1 prismatic bench of 50 cm with set of adjustable feet (ref.202520)
 ▪ 1 goniometric coupling with 50 cm prismatic bench (ref.204587)
 ▪ 5 standard prismatic carriers (ref.202234)
 ▪ 1 warm white LED lantern (ref.204748)
 ▪ 1 adjustable slot with symmetrical opening (ref.202423)
 ▪ 1 fixed plate on rod (ref.202670)
 ▪ 1 network support plate (ref.202470)
 ▪ 1 prism holder support (ref.202243)
 ▪ 1 Paton network 300 lines/mm (ref.202342) and 1 Paton network 600 lines/mm (ref.202343)
 ▪ 1 Crown prism (ref.202334) and 1 Flint XD prism (ref.202336)
 ▪ 1 thin blade holder (ref.202448)
 ▪ 1 set of 3 RGB colored filters (ref.202981)
 ▪ 2 Clix component holders (ref.204136) and 2 Clix rings (ref.204201)
 ▪ 1 precision lens Ø40 mm (ref.202279)
 ▪ 1 white, squared metal screen 20x20 cm (ref.202368)
 ▪ 1 experiment note