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Optical glass Optical glasses Optical holography Optical lithography... [Pg.703]

TaF has been characterized by ir, Raman, x-ray diffraction, and mass spectrometry (3,11,12). TaF has been used as a superacid catalyst for the conversion of CH to gasoline-range hydrocarbons (qv) (12) in the manufacture of fluoride glass and fluoride glass optical fiber preforms (13), and incorporated in semiconductor devices (14). TaF is also a catalyst for the Hquid-phase addition of HF to polychlorinated ethenes (15). The chemistry of TaF has been reviewed (1,16—19). Total commercial production for TaF is thought to be no more than a few hundred kilograms aimuaHy. [Pg.252]

Hafnium tetrafluoride [13709-52-9] is one component in the cladding layer of a proposed zirconium fluoride glass optical waveguide fiber composition which is expected to have a lower intrinsic light absorption than fused quart2 optical fiber (see Glass Fiber optics Fluorine compounds, inorganic-zirconium). [Pg.444]

Phenohc/adhesives adhesives / sealants / gaskets abrasives and break pad binders printed circuit boards stmctural composites /laminates Metal/glass binders metal oxide binders retroreflective coatings glass optical coatings Hard copy printing inks toners... [Pg.454]

All ctfecis caused by electrostatic or electromagnetic inductions are termed Inductive Interferences. With the use t)f glass optical fibre cables in new installaiioiis. this effect is overcome automatically. Optical fibre cables, as discussed later, have no metal content and cany no electrical signals. Therefore the above discussion is more appropriate for existing installations and also to provide a theoretical aspect and moi c clarity on the phenomena of inductive interferences. These can also be applied to other fields rather than communications alone. [Pg.737]

Schau-fenster, n. show window, -glas, n. display glass, specimen glass, sample glass sight glass (Optics) eyepiece, ocular (Meek.) oil gage. [Pg.384]

Abstract The principles of coatings to either enhance reflectivity of mirrors or to enhance transmission of glass optics are described. Then the ion assisted deposition and ion beam sputtering techniques are addressed. Performances of these technique-sand their limitations are illustrated with the characteristics of the VIRGO mirrors coated at LMA. The importance of metrology is emphasized. [Pg.327]

Figure 2.103 A spectroelectrochemical cell based on a coated-glass optically transparent... Figure 2.103 A spectroelectrochemical cell based on a coated-glass optically transparent...
Le Sergent C., Chalcogenide glass optical fibers, Proc.SPIE 799 (1987), pp.18-24. [Pg.75]

The near UV spectral range is divided in three bands the short wave band or UV-C emission runs from 180 to 280 nm with a peak at 254 nm. The medium wave band or UV-B runs from 280 to 320 nm with a peak at 312 nm, while the UV-A long wave band runs from 320 to 380 nm with a peak at 365 nm. The long wave emission is commonly called "Black light" or "Wood s light". Only the UV-A portion of the lamp spectrum is useful for UV reflectivity measurements, since wavelengths under 400 nm are cut off by the glass optics of the objective. However, the full power of the lamp is used for UV fluorescence measurements. [Pg.524]

Measures in UV reflectivity mode are thus possible, using a 400 nm peaked narrowband filter. However, because of the glass optics absorption below 400 nm and the low sensor sensitivity in the UV, the quality of the images in UV reflection mode is not particularly good, because of the long exposure time need for compensating the low illumination on the sensor. [Pg.524]

V. Ruddy, S. McCabe and B.D. MacCraith, Detection of propane by IR-ATR in a Teflon-clad fluoride glass optical fibre, Appl. Spectrosc., 44(9) (1990) 1461. [Pg.771]

Silicon is the most important constituent of igneous and many sedimentary rocks, occurring in combination with oxygen in feldspars, micas, quartz, sands and shales. The element is used in electronic devices, while silicon in combination with oxygen as silica and silicates finds application in concrete, bricks, pottery, enamels, glasses, optical fibers for telecommunications, and refractory (high-temperature resistant) materials. [Pg.6]

Optical glass Optical glass is a special type of glass. It is made... [Pg.93]

Fibre glass, optic fibres and glass wool... [Pg.94]


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