Bioplastic diffraction grating performance in classroom Physics instruction: From seafood waste to optical teaching material
Abstract
We report the diffraction performance of a bioplastic diffraction grating fabricated from seafood waste as an optical teaching material. The fabricated grating with a groove density of 600 lines/mm produced a diffraction angle that deviates by only 4% from the theoretical value, using a 514.5 nm diode laser source. Our results promote both innovation in physics education and sustainability in optics.
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Brewing waves of innovation and discovery in Physics
3-6 July 2024, Batangas State University, Pablo Borbon Campus
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