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When monochromatic light is passed through narrow slits, what will happen

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When monochromatic light is passed through narrow slits, what will happen

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  1. you will get a diffraction pattern, go to this address for an interactive demo,

    http://www.falstad.com/ripple/

    just change the top box to setup: single slit

    have fun


  2. In case of a spectrophotometer...

    It will be directed to the cuvet containing the specimen / blank / standard you are trying to measure. Then to the photocell then to the galvanometer.
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