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Plane polarized light can be obtained by...

Plane polarized light can be obtained by using

A

A Nicole prism

B

Tourmaline crystal

C

Convex lens

D

Both (1) & (2)

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To solve the question of how plane polarized light can be obtained, we need to analyze the given options systematically. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Plane Polarized Light**: - Plane polarized light is light that oscillates in a single plane. This can be achieved through various optical devices. 2. **Analyzing Option A: Nickel Prism**: - A nickel prism is designed to utilize total internal reflection to eliminate one of the two rays produced when unpolarized light enters the prism. - This process results in the transmission of only the extraordinary ray, thus producing plane polarized light. - **Conclusion**: This option is valid for obtaining plane polarized light. 3. **Analyzing Option B: Tourmaline Crystal**: - A tourmaline crystal can also produce plane polarized light. - When unpolarized light passes through a tourmaline crystal, it separates into two rays: the ordinary ray and the extraordinary ray. - However, only one of these rays is transmitted, resulting in plane polarized light. - **Conclusion**: This option is also valid for obtaining plane polarized light. 4. **Analyzing Option C: Convex Lens**: - A convex lens is not typically used to produce plane polarized light. - When light passes through a convex lens, the plane of polarization can rotate, and both ordinary and extraordinary rays are affected similarly. - Therefore, it does not effectively produce plane polarized light. - **Conclusion**: This option is not valid for obtaining plane polarized light. 5. **Analyzing Option D: Both 1 and 2**: - Since both the nickel prism (Option A) and the tourmaline crystal (Option B) can produce plane polarized light, this option is correct. - **Conclusion**: This option is valid as both A and B are correct. ### Final Answer: The correct answer is **Option D: Both 1 and 2**. ---
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