why diffraction of light is not easily observable?
Asked by Nitin
9th April 2016,
1:15 PM
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Hi Nitin,
For diffraction, a tiny aperture of the size of wavelength has to be created. Only then the light will undergo diffraction through that obstacle.
Hence, special devices called grating are to be used. So, under normal circumstances diffraction of light is not observed.
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18th April 2016,
6:18 PM
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