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KShah423
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I am a high school student experimenting with the Verdet constant of materials and how it affects the polarization of light in magneto-rotation. I have trouble acquiring the proper materials for this experiment. Here is what I have so far:
-AC/DC Power Supply
-Gaussmeter
-Optical laser under 5MW
-Neodymium Magnets
-Solenoid
-Various samples that light can pass throughI need polarisers and light analyzers to complete the apparatus. I also think the neodymium magnets will be too weak to create a magnetic field surrounding my sample. I would appreciate any advice on sustainable polarizers, analysers, and magnets that are relatively cheap (under $60).
-AC/DC Power Supply
-Gaussmeter
-Optical laser under 5MW
-Neodymium Magnets
-Solenoid
-Various samples that light can pass throughI need polarisers and light analyzers to complete the apparatus. I also think the neodymium magnets will be too weak to create a magnetic field surrounding my sample. I would appreciate any advice on sustainable polarizers, analysers, and magnets that are relatively cheap (under $60).