1CL Lab 5 Conclusion: Reflection & Refraction Logistical [Deductions will apply if the items listed in Q1 are not included in your report] Q1. Submit all pages from your lab logbook with your raw data. Your TA's signature should appear at the end of these raw data pages. Your name and the names of your lab partners who were present should appear clearly on these raw data pages (ideally at the top). These are all required for you to receive credit for your submission. Part A / Conceptual Q2. [2.00 pts] Consider a beam of light traveling from a medium with a low index of refraction n1 to a different medium with a higher index of refraction n2 . Use Snell's Law to explain why total internal reflection will never occur in this situation, regardless of the choice of incident angle. Total internal reflection only occurs when light travels from a medium with a higher index of refraction (n1) to a medium with a lower index (n2) and the angle of incidence exceeds the critical angle. When light travels from low to high refrective index (n1