Quick Answer: The Optic Prism is a transparent prism with polished optical surfaces for refraction, dispersion, deviation and spectrum experiments. Used with a ray box or white light source, it shows white light splitting into colours.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Polished optical surfaces
Shows refraction, deviation and dispersion of light
Forms a visible spectrum from white light
Works with ray box, laser ray box, optical bench and white light source
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Principle
Refraction and dispersion of light
Surface finish
Polished optical surfaces
Compatible with
Ray box, laser ray box, optical bench, white light source, optics kits
Application
Refraction, dispersion, deviation and spectrum experiments
About This Product
Students use the prism to measure angles of incidence and deviation, work out refractive index and watch white light separate into the visible spectrum. It is a basic accessory for ray optics practicals at school and college level. The Optic prism can be supplied on export terms to Bahrain, Belize, Botswana, Poland, Sri Lanka and Burundi.
Frequently Asked Questions
What light sources can be used with the Optic Prism?
A ray box, laser ray box or white light source, as well as an optical bench and optics kits.
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