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Infrared fight

Sequential photographs can be used to monitor pupil size over an extended time. If the pupil is illuminated with infrared fight and infrared-sensitive film is used, recordings can be made in total darkness. Although this method was used in seminal studies of the pupillary light reflex and other dynamic applications,6 7 it is seldom used today because of the high cost of film, processing time, and limited temporal resolution. [Pg.129]

FOLLOW-UP PROBLEM 7.2 Calculate the energy of one photon of (a) ultraviolet fight (X = 1X10 m) (b) visible fight (X = 5x10 m) and (c) infrared fight (X =... [Pg.222]

Of radio waves, infrared fight, and UV fight, which has the shortest wavelengths ... [Pg.138]

Absorption—A physical mechanism in fibers that attenuates fight by converting it into heat-thereby raising the fiber s temperature. In practice the temperature increase is slight and difficult to measure. Absorption arises from tails of the ultraviolet and infrared absorption... [Pg.1161]

Baeten, V. and Dardenne, P. (2001) The contribution of near infrared spectroscopy to the fight against the mad cow epidemic. NIRS News 12(6), 12-13. [Pg.300]

COBrF has been detected, by infrared spectroscopy, as a product of the oxidation and combustion of Hj-Oj-N -CBrFg mixtures between 4(X) and 500 C HF, HBr and CO3 are also produced as a result of the subsequent hydrolysis of COBrF [1225]. It would be extremely surprising if COBrF were not detectable as an oxidation/combustion product of other bromofluoroalkanes or bromochlorofluoroalkanes, such as those commonly used as fire-fighting agents. [Pg.725]

Again there is a light transmitter (e.g., an infrared LED) to illuminate a code disc. The code disc is made of a translucent material and is illuminated by the transmitter. A spiral shaped prism in the surface of the translucent code disc reflects the light perpendicular to the surface. Directly under the code disc there is a CMOS line sensor detecting the reflected fight. An additional reference prism in the code disc makes it possible to eliminate effects of a radial clearance. [Pg.434]

Fig. 6. Schematic of system shows sunlight reflected and focused on the receiver, with reflected infrared directed to a fiber-optics fight pipe for transport to a high-temperature solid-oxide electrolysis cell. Solar electricity is sent to the same electrolysis cell, which is able to use both... Fig. 6. Schematic of system shows sunlight reflected and focused on the receiver, with reflected infrared directed to a fiber-optics fight pipe for transport to a high-temperature solid-oxide electrolysis cell. Solar electricity is sent to the same electrolysis cell, which is able to use both...
The images that are generated by STM and AFM show structure but no true chemical composition. The details of the local chemistry on surfaces at the nanoscale level, however, are very important to understanding surface properties. Optical spectroscopy and microscopy provide a means of chemically identifying materials in conventional microscopy, however, the resolution limit is approximately half the wavelength of the fight used to illuminate the sample. Thus, spatial resolutions are typically limited to approximately 200 nanometers (7.9 X lO inches) in the visible and approximately 5,000 nanometers (2.0 X 10 inches) in the infrared parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. [Pg.1213]

The analysis of thin films is often performed by infrared spectroscopy. Compared to reflection absorption measurements on metal surfaces using p-polarized fight at grazing incidence, investigation of self-supported thin films or of thin films on transparent substrates shows weaker infrared absorption bands. Weaker absorption bands are caused by the absence of the surface enhancement mechanism and the poorer reflectivity. On the other hand, due to the absence of the metal selection rule, spectra of p- and s-polarization can be recorded in the case of freestanding films or of transparent substrates. Complex spectral features may arise... [Pg.77]

Electromagnetic radiation and sound waves travel at different speeds. 6.15 Wavelength of X-rays < ultraviolet < green fight < red light < infrared < radio waves 6.17 (a) 3.0 X 10 s ... [Pg.1070]

Thompson, B.C., L.G. Madrigal, M.R. Pinto, T.S. Kang, K.S. Schanze, and J.R. Reynolds.2005. Donor-acceotor copolymers for red- and near-infrared-emitting polymer fight-emitting diodes. 7 Polym Set Part A Polym Chem 43 (7) 1417-1431. [Pg.1271]


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