4. How is laser used in medicine? What is the meaning of the acronym LASER? 5. How does Photon work in medicine? 6. List 6 uses of LASER. 7. What are fiber optics? 8. How is this used in medicine? 9. Aside from medicine, where else are fiber optics used? 10. Where are the following optics used? a. Side Emitting Fiber Optics b. Tip Illuminated Fiber Optics c. Fiber Optic Light Pipes 11. How does light travel? 12. How does a prism split white light into a spectrum? 13. How can we produce Magenta, cyan, and yellow? 14. How does a pinhole camera work?

4. How is laser used in medicine? What is the meaning of the acronym LASER? 5. How does Photon work in medicine? 6. List 6 uses of LASER. 7. What are fiber optics? 8. How is this used in medicine? 9. Aside from medicine, where else are fiber optics used? 10. Where are the following optics used? a. Side Emitting Fiber Optics b. Tip Illuminated Fiber Optics c. Fiber Optic Light Pipes 11. How does light travel? 12. How does a prism split white light into a spectrum? 13. How can we produce Magenta, cyan, and yellow? 14. How does a pinhole camera work?

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter22: Reflection And Refraction Of Light

Section: Chapter Questions

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