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What is Wave Optics ? Wave Optics notes, definition, introduction etc.

Wave Optics -: Learning objectives -: Electromagnetic waves, Plane waves. -: Velocity of electromagnetic waves. -: Properties of electromagnetic waves. -: Hertz experiment. -: Electromagnetic spectrum. -: Huygen's wave theory, Huygen's principle, explanation of reflection and refraction. -: Interference, Young's double slit experiment, Lloyd's single mirror, Fresnel's bi-prism experiment. 1. ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES James Clerk Maxwell, one of the pioneers in the field of electromagnetic waves, gave his theory of electromagnetic waves in 1865. An electromagnetic wave is composed of oscillating electric and magnetic fields which oscillate in manually perpendicular planes. These two planes, besides being perpendicular to each other, are also perpendicular to the direction of propagation of the wave. Using his equations, called Maxwell's equations , he derived the formula for speed of electromagne...

What is the functions of Harbariums And type of Herbariums ?

Herbarium Herbaria Play an important role in taxonomy. They give important information regarding plant species for classification of plants. These are source of taxonomic research. IMPORTANT HERBARIA AND BOTANICAL GARDENS OF THE WORLD Important Herbaria : The art of Herbarium was started by an Indian taxonomist Luca Ghini(1490-1556). The concept of preserving plant specimen in dired from is 450 years old. The oldest preserved herbarium specimen is kept in Rome, collected by the naturalist Gherardo Cibo. From long past different countries all over world started collecting harbaria. 1. Maseum National d' Historica naturelle, Paris - 10,500,000 2. Royal Botanic Garden, Kew - >5,000,000 3. Komavov Botanical Institute, Leningrad - >5,000,000 4. Conservatoire et Jardin Botaniques, Geneva - 5,000,000 5. New York Botanical Garden, New York - 4,300,000 6. Harvard University, Cambridge, USA - 4,250,000 7. U.S. National Herbarium, Washi...

What is Chemical energetics ? Chemical energetics notes, pdf, ppt etc.

Chemical Energetics : Chemical energetics is a very useful thing for every student by itself. And sometimes it uses in our everyday life. So I have provided all notes about chemical energetics for everyone. REVIEW OF THERMODYNAMICS : 1. Thermodynamics . is defined as the branch of science which deals with changes in energy (usually heat) that accompany physical or chemical changes in matter. 2. Objectives of Thermodynamics . (i) To predict the feasibility of a process (ii) To predict the extent of reaction (iii) To deduce certain laws of physical chemistry. 3. Limitations of Thermodynamics . (i) Law of thermodynamics apply only to matter in bulk and not to individual atoms or molecules (ii) It predicts only the feasibility of process but not its success (iii) It doesn't predict the rate of reaction (iv) It doesn't tell anything about the mechanism of reaction. 4. System . is a part of universe selected for thermodynamic study. 5. Surroundings . is the part of the universe no...

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