Across
- 4. Path difference necessary for constructive superposition
- 8. Refractive index of air/vacuum
- 9. The largest angle of incidence for which refraction can occur.
- 11. When 2 (or more) waves meet the total displacement at any one point is sum of their individual displacements at that point.
- 13. 180 degrees (3,2,5)
- 17. Another term for ‘bright fringe’
- 18. When a wave changes direction due to a change in velocity
- 19. Emission, When a photon causes an electron to drop to a lower energy state
- 21. When 2 (or more) waves have the same frequency and a constant phase difference.
- 24. >700nm
- 26. hf (6,6)
- 27. When a wave enters a denser medium it refracts …(7) the normal
- 29. A small, cheap, efficient type of laser
- 30. <400nm
- 31. The smallest possible amount of light energy
- 33. Dark image with coloured lines
- 36. The spreading out of a wave as it passes through a gap or around an obstacle.
- 37. In terms of wavelength, the distance between two adjacent nodes
- 38. Number of complete oscillations in 1 second
- 40. Transverse wave that oscillates in only one plane.
- 41. Line showing points on a wave that are in phase
- 43. Phase difference necessary for destructive superposition
Down
- 1. Energy necessary to remove an electron from an atom (hint: not φ)
- 2. 0 or 360 degrees (2,5)
- 3. The minimum amount of energy necessary to remove an electron for the surface of a metal (4,8)
- 5. Type of optical fibre designed to prevent multimode dispersion
- 6. Another term for ‘dark fringe’
- 7. The minimum frequency photon necessary to remove an electron for the surface of a metal
- 10. Rainbow spectrum with dark lines
- 12. When more electrons are in a higher energy state than an adjacent lower state (10,9)
- 14. For maximum diffraction the wavelength and width of the gap must be the … (4)
- 15. Maximum displacement of a wave
- 16. Distance between any point and the nearest point on the wave which is in phase with it
- 20. Waves that have oscillations in the same direction as the wave travels.
- 22. Waves of only one particular frequency and wavelength (13)
- 23. Type of wave where the amplitude of every point on the wave is the same (providing no energy loss)
- 25. Waves that have oscillations at right angles to the direction that the wave travels.
- 28. Type of wave where the amplitude varies between adjacent nodes and antinodes
- 32. Time taken for one complete oscillation (4,6)
- 34. The result of destructive superposition within a standing wave
- 35. The result of constructive superposition within a standing wave
- 39. 700nm
- 42. 400nm
