Class 12th – Polarization of Light-Brew's Law | Wave Optics | Tutorials Point

Polarization of Light-Brew's Law
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Lecture By: Mr. Pradeep Kshetrapal, Tutorials Point India Private Limited.

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[sidraperveen]

Why the rafracted light is not it has both perpendicular and parallel

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[belligerentapj]

Sir, what happens to the refracted wave? Is it totally polarised or partially polarised?
And yet another doubt as equivalent to this.. does the entire component of unpolarised light perpendicular to the plane of incidence
gets reflected or just part of it?
Nice video sir

[totallynotvaishnav]

Where can I found the video for polarisation by scattering?

[krishivdakwala]

i didnt get why the perpendicular light gets absorbed and those that are parallel get reflected???can someone