Changes in Refractive Index and Mass Density Depending on the Concentration of Sugar Water.

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Title: Changes in Refractive Index and Mass Density Depending on the Concentration of Sugar Water.
Authors: Ahn, Yu Jin (AUTHOR), Kim, Hee Ra (AUTHOR), Chen, Yu (AUTHOR), Yang, Ah Reum (AUTHOR), Kim, Jung Bog (AUTHOR)
Source: Physics Teacher. Oct2024, Vol. 62 Issue 7, p604-605. 2p.
Subjects: SURFACE plates, MELTWATER, WATER masses, VISIBLE spectra, HOT water, DENSITY
Abstract: This article presents experimental results on the changes in mass density and refractive index when the concentration of sugar water is altered. The study demonstrates that the refractive index of sugar water can be adjusted by changing the amount of sugar dissolved in water. The article includes photographs and graphs to illustrate the observed phenomena. The experiment aims to help students understand the relationship between mass density and refractive index. [Extracted from the article]
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Abstract:This article presents experimental results on the changes in mass density and refractive index when the concentration of sugar water is altered. The study demonstrates that the refractive index of sugar water can be adjusted by changing the amount of sugar dissolved in water. The article includes photographs and graphs to illustrate the observed phenomena. The experiment aims to help students understand the relationship between mass density and refractive index. [Extracted from the article]
ISSN:0031921X
DOI:10.1119/5.0131269