Explanation 1) Concept: Here, we need to use the relation of the path length difference for dark fringes as the rays should be out of phase. For the protein solution, we need to consider the wavelength of light in the protein solution. 2) Formula: i) ∆ L = m + 1 2 λ ii) λ n = λ n 3) Given: i) λ = 500 n m ii) n = 1.38 4) Calculations: a) From the figure, the path length traveled by ray 1 is L 1 = 7 d And the path length traveled by ray 2 is L 2 = 2 d Then, the path length difference between ray 1 and 2 is L 1 - L 2 = 7 d - 2 d = 5 d To find value d at which ray 1 and ray 2 are out of phase, 5 d = λ 2

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a) For air medium, minimum value of d so that the rays are out of phase.

b) For protein solution, minimum value of d so that the rays are out of phase.

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To find a) For air medium, minimum value of d so that the rays are out of phase. b) For protein solution, minimum value of d so that the rays are out of phase.

Solution Summary: The author calculates the path length difference between rays 1 and 2, and the wavelength of light in the protein solution.

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To find

a) For air medium, minimum value of d so that the rays are out of phase.

b) For protein solution, minimum value of d so that the rays are out of phase.