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A 1920 study on the characteristics of striae in optical glass, addressing the impact of these imperfections on optical performance and quality, with a focus on material science and optical engineering. Stock Photo

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$The London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science . represent the course of one of the more oblique beams ofparallel waves from the whole surface of the object, the firstfigure representing what occurs when the object is mounted ina medium of the same refractive index as the cover-glass andimmersion oil, and the second figure representing what occurswhen the object is mounted in an optically denser medium.Cceteris paribus, the ratio of the brightness of the beam thatreaches the objective in the two cases is as cos i/cos r, which 1- sin2? x l-sin2>> / where Stock Photo$

RM2AWFTT0–The London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science . represent the course of one of the more oblique beams ofparallel waves from the whole surface of the object, the firstfigure representing what occurs when the object is mounted ina medium of the same refractive index as the cover-glass andimmersion oil, and the second figure representing what occurswhen the object is mounted in an optically denser medium.Cceteris paribus, the ratio of the brightness of the beam thatreaches the objective in the two cases is as cos i/cos r, which 1- sin2? x l-sin2>> / where

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$A comprehensive work on microscopes, discussing their theoretical principles, practical applications, and how different lenses and optical elements work together. The text covers the fundamental concepts of light refraction and magnification. Stock Photo$

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$Characteristics of striæ in optical glass . nditionsare simpler. With the latter instrument the position of the edgeof the illuminated field indicates the refractive index of the lowersurface of the test slab where it is in contact with the monobromo-naphthaline lying between it and the high-index prism of therefractometer (Fig. 18). Scientific Papers of the Bureau of Standards yoi.i6 By using the knife-edge attachment with which the instrumentis provided the field may be reduced, in the case of a monochro-matic source of light, to a single, narrow band. This is becausethe knife edge cuts off Stock Photo$

RM2AN22BE–Characteristics of striæ in optical glass . nditionsare simpler. With the latter instrument the position of the edgeof the illuminated field indicates the refractive index of the lowersurface of the test slab where it is in contact with the monobromo-naphthaline lying between it and the high-index prism of therefractometer (Fig. 18). Scientific Papers of the Bureau of Standards yoi.i6 By using the knife-edge attachment with which the instrumentis provided the field may be reduced, in the case of a monochro-matic source of light, to a single, narrow band. This is becausethe knife edge cuts off

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$. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. VISION. 1439 combination of crown and flint glass. He supposed the mean refractive power of flint glass, as compared to crown glass, to be 158 to 153; Fraiinhofer states it to be IG-t to 153. The prismatic dispersion in English flint glass is li times, but in Fraunhofer's, it is twice as great as in crown glass. Such are the chief facts concerning light, •which bear reference to vision: to the con- sideration of the physiology of which we now proceed. Phenomena of Vision. — The special function with which the retina is e Stock Photo$

RMPFN3T8–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. VISION. 1439 combination of crown and flint glass. He supposed the mean refractive power of flint glass, as compared to crown glass, to be 158 to 153; Fraiinhofer states it to be IG-t to 153. The prismatic dispersion in English flint glass is li times, but in Fraunhofer's, it is twice as great as in crown glass. Such are the chief facts concerning light, •which bear reference to vision: to the con- sideration of the physiology of which we now proceed. Phenomena of Vision. — The special function with which the retina is e

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$. Elementary chemical microscopy . Fig. 140. and measure the amount of displacement of image 00' of a mark at 0 upon the upper surface of the glass slide, the index of DD' refraction n will be found from the equation n = fZFi' Method 1. A Cell and Cover Glass of Known Thickness.— Cement upon an object slide of clear glass a cell whose top and bottom are ground true and parallel. After the cement has hardened, determine the depth of the cell by means of calipers, dial gauge or by means of the micrometer screw of the fine 1 This method is very old and is generally known as the Due de Chaulnes M Stock Photo$

RMMA7EEY–. Elementary chemical microscopy . Fig. 140. and measure the amount of displacement of image 00' of a mark at 0 upon the upper surface of the glass slide, the index of DD' refraction n will be found from the equation n = fZFi' Method 1. A Cell and Cover Glass of Known Thickness.— Cement upon an object slide of clear glass a cell whose top and bottom are ground true and parallel. After the cement has hardened, determine the depth of the cell by means of calipers, dial gauge or by means of the micrometer screw of the fine 1 This method is very old and is generally known as the Due de Chaulnes M

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Elementary chemical microscopy (1921) Elementary chemical microscopy elementarychemi00cham Year: 1921 THE DETERMINATION OF REFRACTIVE INDEX 241 that the cover-glass shall lie parallel to the object slide, or if not truly parallel, that the measurement of the depth of the cell and that of the displacement of the image be made at the same point. Since there is always a thin film of liquid between the cover-glass and top of the cell, the value for A should be determined with the cell filled and all data necessary for the computation be made at once. This method gives values to three decimals for Stock Photo

RMRWTAP4–Elementary chemical microscopy (1921) Elementary chemical microscopy elementarychemi00cham Year: 1921 THE DETERMINATION OF REFRACTIVE INDEX 241 that the cover-glass shall lie parallel to the object slide, or if not truly parallel, that the measurement of the depth of the cell and that of the displacement of the image be made at the same point. Since there is always a thin film of liquid between the cover-glass and top of the cell, the value for A should be determined with the cell filled and all data necessary for the computation be made at once. This method gives values to three decimals for

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$. Quarterly journal of microscopical science. ipping into the water that the light may just becomevisible on looking down the tube, The inclination of theaxis of the tube or body to the horizon gives the semi-aper-ture. This was found to be fifty-three degrees and a half.The angular aperture of the pencil capable of entering fromwater into this immersion lens was, therefore, not 80°, but107°. This clearly depends upon the refractive index of thefront glass of the objective, and upon the refractive index ofwater. This verbal description will be rather more per-spicuous by reference to a diagram Stock Photo$

RM2AGD4N4–. Quarterly journal of microscopical science. ipping into the water that the light may just becomevisible on looking down the tube, The inclination of theaxis of the tube or body to the horizon gives the semi-aper-ture. This was found to be fifty-three degrees and a half.The angular aperture of the pencil capable of entering fromwater into this immersion lens was, therefore, not 80°, but107°. This clearly depends upon the refractive index of thefront glass of the objective, and upon the refractive index ofwater. This verbal description will be rather more per-spicuous by reference to a diagram

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$. Elements of applied microscopy. A text-book for beginners. Microscopy. FUNCTION AND PARTS OF THE MICROSCOPE. IS (in virtue of which white Hght is spHt up into its compo- nents) varied independently of each other. Thus flint glass has only .i to .2 more refractive power than crown glass with more than twice its dispersive power. If a biconvex lens of crown glass, (C), be combined with a plano-con- cave lens of flint glass, (F), arranged in the opposite sense, as shown in Fig. 13, it is possible so to adjust their oppo- site curvatures that the flint glass shall compensate for all the dispersi Stock Photo$

RMPG3T0C–. Elements of applied microscopy. A text-book for beginners. Microscopy. FUNCTION AND PARTS OF THE MICROSCOPE. IS (in virtue of which white Hght is spHt up into its compo- nents) varied independently of each other. Thus flint glass has only .i to .2 more refractive power than crown glass with more than twice its dispersive power. If a biconvex lens of crown glass, (C), be combined with a plano-con- cave lens of flint glass, (F), arranged in the opposite sense, as shown in Fig. 13, it is possible so to adjust their oppo- site curvatures that the flint glass shall compensate for all the dispersi

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. Elementary chemical microscopy . (iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii) Fig. 67. Microspectroscope. arrangement of the glass prisms, three low and two high, that the deviation of the system will be the difference between the devia- tions produced by the crown and flint prisms. The net result is that for rays of medium wave length (yellow-green) the path of the emerging rays lies substantially in the same line as that of the Stock Photo

RMMA7F85–. Elementary chemical microscopy . (iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii) Fig. 67. Microspectroscope. arrangement of the glass prisms, three low and two high, that the deviation of the system will be the difference between the devia- tions produced by the crown and flint prisms. The net result is that for rays of medium wave length (yellow-green) the path of the emerging rays lies substantially in the same line as that of the

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$The elements of physiological physics The elements of physiological physics: an outline of the elementary facts, principles, and methods of physics; and their applications in physiology elementsofphysio00mgre Year: 1884 36° PHYSIOLOGICAL PHYSICS. [Chap, xxvin. Amici, of Modena (1827), there was shown a method for rendering the object-glass of a highly magnifying microscope completely achromatic. The combination consists of three pairs of lenses, each pair being made of a doubly convex lens of crown glass, cemented by means of Canada balsam (whose refractive index is the same as that of crown Stock Photo$

RMRWTXRY–The elements of physiological physics The elements of physiological physics: an outline of the elementary facts, principles, and methods of physics; and their applications in physiology elementsofphysio00mgre Year: 1884 36° PHYSIOLOGICAL PHYSICS. [Chap, xxvin. Amici, of Modena (1827), there was shown a method for rendering the object-glass of a highly magnifying microscope completely achromatic. The combination consists of three pairs of lenses, each pair being made of a doubly convex lens of crown glass, cemented by means of Canada balsam (whose refractive index is the same as that of crown

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$. The principles of physics. Fig. 268. 354 ETHER DYNAMICS. angle diminishes as the refractive index ^ increases. Forwater it is about 48^°; for flint glass, 38° 41; and for ,thediamond, 23° 41. Liglit-waves cannot, therefore, pass out ofwater into air with a greater. angle of incidence than 48^°.The brilliancy of gems, particularly the diamond, is due inpart to their extraordinary power of reflection, arising fromtheir large indices of refraction. 313. Illustrations of refraction and total reflection. Experiment 6. — Observe the image of a candle flame reflected by thesurface of water in a gla Stock Photo$

RM2AFRM9H–. The principles of physics. Fig. 268. 354 ETHER DYNAMICS. angle diminishes as the refractive index ^ increases. Forwater it is about 48^°; for flint glass, 38° 41; and for ,thediamond, 23° 41. Liglit-waves cannot, therefore, pass out ofwater into air with a greater. angle of incidence than 48^°.The brilliancy of gems, particularly the diamond, is due inpart to their extraordinary power of reflection, arising fromtheir large indices of refraction. 313. Illustrations of refraction and total reflection. Experiment 6. — Observe the image of a candle flame reflected by thesurface of water in a gla

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. Denkschriften der Kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftliche Classe. Absorptionsspectren von farblosen imd gefärbten Gläsern. Eine sehr befriedigende Durchlässigkeit für ultraviolettes Licht zeigt das Crownglas von hoher Dispersion (Nr. 5), sowie das Zink- und Bor-Crownglas; alle diese Gläser aber übertrifft das Leicht- phosphat-Crownglas (Nr. 6), welches von allen Gläsern die grösste Durchlässigkeit für die ultravio- letten Lichtstrahlen (von X=300 an) zeigt. Jedoch ist auch diese Glasart trotz ihres relativ günstigen Ver- haltens dennoch nicht im Entfernt Stock Photo

RMPFEBC6–. Denkschriften der Kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftliche Classe. Absorptionsspectren von farblosen imd gefärbten Gläsern. Eine sehr befriedigende Durchlässigkeit für ultraviolettes Licht zeigt das Crownglas von hoher Dispersion (Nr. 5), sowie das Zink- und Bor-Crownglas; alle diese Gläser aber übertrifft das Leicht- phosphat-Crownglas (Nr. 6), welches von allen Gläsern die grösste Durchlässigkeit für die ultravio- letten Lichtstrahlen (von X=300 an) zeigt. Jedoch ist auch diese Glasart trotz ihres relativ günstigen Ver- haltens dennoch nicht im Entfernt

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$Bulletin of the Geological Society of America . In the glass are embedded the undissolved grainsof the original minerals, which may vary in amount from about one-halfof the whole mass to a very small fraction of it. In places, then, therock has been converted almost completely to glass, in which case themass is light colored and of a pale yellow in thin section. As the extentof fusion diminishes, the glass becomes darker and more nearly opaque.The refractive index of the glass varies somewhat, but is never far from XXIX—Bull. Geol. Soo. Am., Vol. 34, 1922 434 BOWEX AND AUROUSSEAU FUSION OF SED Stock Photo$

RM2AN01R2–Bulletin of the Geological Society of America . In the glass are embedded the undissolved grainsof the original minerals, which may vary in amount from about one-halfof the whole mass to a very small fraction of it. In places, then, therock has been converted almost completely to glass, in which case themass is light colored and of a pale yellow in thin section. As the extentof fusion diminishes, the glass becomes darker and more nearly opaque.The refractive index of the glass varies somewhat, but is never far from XXIX—Bull. Geol. Soo. Am., Vol. 34, 1922 434 BOWEX AND AUROUSSEAU FUSION OF SED

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. Das mikroskop. Theorie, gebrauch, geschichte und gegenwärtiger zustand desselben. Microscopes. Vis. 12.. Brecliungsexponeiiten. 17 Richtung oder Brechung der Lichtstrahlen sind sehr einfach und werden durch Fig. 12 erlänteit. AB CD sei der Durchschnitt einer dicken Platte von Glas oder einer anderen Substanz, welche dichter als die Luft ist. Jeder Strahl, der gleich lo senkrecht auf die Oberfläche fällt, wird ungebrochen hindurch- gehen und auf der ge- genüber befindlichen Flä- che bei p wieder heraus- kommen; alle anderen Strahlen dagegen, wel- che in schiefer Richtung auf jene Oberfläche t Stock Photo

RMPFG6HF–. Das mikroskop. Theorie, gebrauch, geschichte und gegenwärtiger zustand desselben. Microscopes. Vis. 12.. Brecliungsexponeiiten. 17 Richtung oder Brechung der Lichtstrahlen sind sehr einfach und werden durch Fig. 12 erlänteit. AB CD sei der Durchschnitt einer dicken Platte von Glas oder einer anderen Substanz, welche dichter als die Luft ist. Jeder Strahl, der gleich lo senkrecht auf die Oberfläche fällt, wird ungebrochen hindurch- gehen und auf der ge- genüber befindlichen Flä- che bei p wieder heraus- kommen; alle anderen Strahlen dagegen, wel- che in schiefer Richtung auf jene Oberfläche t

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$The science of light . (i), and theangle between the refracted wave-front and the surfacethe angle of refraction (r). 1T? ., ., . BC , . AD 1 Evidently sm *=-r-p and sin /•=-£-—. Therefore — =^rr;=T> sm r AD v1 sin iso that whatever the size of the angle i, —— is always sin t the same. This is one of the laws of refraction derivedexperimentally by Snell in 1621, and the fraction sm r vi.e. -=? is called the refractive index of the glass withv1 ° respect to air. It is evident that when the wave passes from a medium in which its speed is greater into a 1 See note at the end of the chapter. 28 Stock Photo$

RM2AN5F0J–The science of light . (i), and theangle between the refracted wave-front and the surfacethe angle of refraction (r). 1T? ., ., . BC , . AD 1 Evidently sm *=-r-p and sin /•=-£-—. Therefore — =^rr;=T> sm r AD v1 sin iso that whatever the size of the angle i, —— is always sin t the same. This is one of the laws of refraction derivedexperimentally by Snell in 1621, and the fraction sm r vi.e. -=? is called the refractive index of the glass withv1 ° respect to air. It is evident that when the wave passes from a medium in which its speed is greater into a 1 See note at the end of the chapter. 28

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This text discusses the theory, usage, history, and current state of microscopes, including the optical principles behind them and their practical applications. Stock Photo

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