Lecture

Optical Grating: Resolving Sodium Doublet Wavelengths

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Description

This lecture discusses the use of an optical grating to separate the sodium doublet wavelengths of 589 nm and 589.6 nm, which appear yellow in color. The resolution formula is applied to determine the required number of slits for the third order maxima separation on the screen.

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