A Concave Lens is a diverging lens that is thinner at the center and thicker at the edges. It spreads out parallel light rays away from a virtual focal point and is widely used in optics and ray diagram experiments.
Shape: Double concave or plano-concave
Material: Optical-grade glass or acrylic
Focal Lengths Available: Typically ranges from –5 cm to –30 cm
Design: Polished edges and flat surfaces for classroom safety
Usage: Used to demonstrate diverging rays and virtual image formation
Used in ray optics experiments to study image formation by diverging lenses
Important component in eyeglasses for myopia, laser devices, and optical systems
Physics practicals in CBSE/ICSE/State board syllabus
Helps demonstrate lens formula, virtual image, and ray tracing
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