Snell's Law Demo 82 mm lens holder
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The optical properties of a lens change dramatically when the surrounding media's index of refraction is altered. This phenomenon can be explored by asking students to predict how an object seen through the lens will appear when submerged in water. The answer, written on the object using Snell's Law, reveals whether the object will appear larger, smaller, or remain the same size. Inspired by Dick Berg's impressive physics demo projects at UMD, this design showcases the beauty of physics concepts in action. Visit https://lecdem.physics.umd.edu/question-of-the-week-archive/138-qotw-014-with-answer.html to explore more of his captivating demos. This innovative creation was designed using Tinkercad and can be edited online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/cROzX2cbQ9d.
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