A refraction contrast demo apparatus and method
A demonstrator and container technology, which is applied in the field of refraction contrast demonstrator and its demonstration, can solve the problems of limited observation range, inconspicuous contrast, and unintuitiveness of observers
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[0014] Embodiment 1: This embodiment describes the structure and composition of the refraction contrast demonstration instrument of the present invention:
[0015] Such as Figures 1 to 3 As shown, the present embodiment is composed of a bottom box 3 and a container 1, wherein the bottom box 3 is provided with observation holes 6, 11 and a slope 4, the slope 4 is provided with a reflective lens 5, and the reflective lens 5 can be bonded on the slope 4 , and other fixing methods can also be used. The position of the reflective lens 5 matches the positions of the observation holes 6 and 11. The observer can observe the observed object through the reflective lens 5 from the observation holes 6 and 11. The middle of the container 1 is set A partition 7 is arranged, and the partition 7 divides the container 1 into two parts, the left chamber 8 and the right chamber 9, which are not communicated with each other.
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[0017] This embodiment describes the method for observing objects above the water surface under the water surface of the present invention:
[0018] Such as Figure 4 As shown, the observed object 2 is placed above the water surface. When no water is injected into the left cavity 8 and the right cavity 9, the observed object 2 is observed from the observation hole 6 and the observation hole 11 respectively. It can be found that from the observation The height of the observed object 2 observed by the hole 6 and the observation hole 11 is consistent; then about one-third of the water is injected into the left cavity 8. At this time, observing the observed object 2 from the observation hole 6 is equivalent to that at the bottom of the water. Observing the object on the water surface and then observing the observed object 2 from the observation hole 11 is equivalent to observing from bottom to top in the air. At this time, it can be found that the scene observed in the observation...
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