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Optically Functional. Laser optics, layer architectural glass panels (up to 3 x 4.3 m), lenses, TV-camera optical elements, and similar apphcations require optically functional coatings. [Pg.51]

In Table 4.3, the Cetac product LSX-200 is the specialized system for coupling with the ICP customer s system. It includes the laser, optical viewing system for exact positioning of the laser focus on a sample surface, and the sample cell mounted on the computer controlled XYZ translation stage. The system is also provided with the appropriate gas tuhing for transport of the ablated material into an ICP-OES/MS. [Pg.233]

Fredlein and Bockris100,101,170 used a laser optical system to measure the bending caused by potential changes in a thin glass strip metallized on one side they found that their Ay, E dependence (Ay = y0 - y) gave Eaw0 values with an accuracy of 0.1. V compared with other (impedance)... [Pg.34]

Laser-optical process used to measure the potential of zero charge (Fredlein and Bockris), 34... [Pg.634]

Adapting the system to a mobile unit involved redesigning the instrumentation for portability and mounting it into a 3 A x 5-ft steel cart. A major requirement for this unit was containment of the Line-Lite laser, optical elements, and detection module in a clean laboratory environment. Other requirements included high ground clearance, accessibility to electricity within 100 ft, and durable construction. The entire mobile unit can be powered by a 5-kW gasoline generator. [Pg.234]

Laser Doppler Vibrometry (LDV) is a sensitive laser optical technique well suited for noncontact dynamic response measurements of microscopic structures. Up to now, this technology has integrated the micro-scanning function for... [Pg.30]

The silver gray metal can be cut with a knife, although it only melts at 1545 °C (for comparison, iron 1538 °C). It is the rarest of the "rare earths", but is nevertheless more abundant than iodine, mercury, and silver. Thulium has few applications, especially because it is relatively expensive. The element occurs naturally as a single isotope, namely 169Tm (compare bismuth). The artificial, radioactive 170Tm is a transportable source of X-rays for testing materials. Occasionally used in laser optics and microwave technology. [Pg.147]

Figure 5.2 shows a typical droplet stream with the last connected droplet indicated by a thin, horizontal cursor line and the stream charge collar shown as dark rectangles on each side of the droplet stream. In this view the stream flows downward and the quartz flow cell and laser optics are located out of the frame, above. [Pg.98]

By the sol-gel-process, inorganic glassy and hybrid polymeric materials are accessible at comparatively low temperatures [1], Therefore, organic molecules or dyes can easily be incorporated into the oxide matrix. This combination is especially attractive for the development of the following devices optical filters, solid-state lasers, optical switches, nonlinear optical laser hosts, optical data storage media, and photoconductive devices and films [2]. [Pg.331]

Organic crop production, 18 551 Organic cyanides. See Nitriles Organic dissolved matter (ODM), reverse osmosis removal of, 25 890 Organic dye lasers, optically pumped, 23 144... [Pg.652]

The general setup of LDI/MALDI ion sources is comparatively simple (Fig. 10.2). [27] The pulse of laser light is focused onto a small spot which is typically 0.05-0.2 mm in diameter. [28] As laser irradiance is a critical parameter in MALDI, a variable beam attenuator in the laser optical path is employed to adjust... [Pg.411]

B. Agate, B. Stormont, A.J. Kemp, C.T.A. Brown, U. Keller, and W. Sibbett, Simplified cavity designs for efficient and compact femtosecond Cr LiSAF lasers. Optics Communications 205,207-213 (2002). [Pg.225]

J.-M. Hopkins, G.J. Valentine, W. Sibbett, J.A. der Au, F. Morier-Genoud, U. Keller, and A. Valster, Efficient, low-noise, SESAM-based femtosecond Cr iLiSrAlF laser, Optics Communications 154(1-3), 54-58 (1998). [Pg.226]

Seeger, S., Monajembashi, S., Hutter, K.-J., Futterman, G., Wolfrum, J and Greulich, K. O. (1991) Application of laser optical tweezers in immunology and molecular genetics. Cytometry 12,497-504. [Pg.174]

Calcium fluoride occurs in nature as the mineral fluorspar or fluorite. It is used as a flux in ferrous metallurgy to enhance the fluidity of the slag. An important application of this compound is in the manufacture of fluorine and hydrofluoric acid, starting materials for producing many fluoroorganics. It also is used in glass and ceramics. Pure crystals are used in lasers, optics, and electronics. Other applications are in high temperature, dry-film lubricants ... [Pg.164]

The modes of thinking about structures and reactions and intermediates facilitated or even demanded by these conceptual innovations meshed productively with new tools of a different sort to drive the progress of recent decades. Advances in electronics and computers, all sorts of spectroscopy, laser optics and physics, chromatography, mass spectrometry, quantum theory and computational strategies, molecular beam experiments, and so on, radically expanded the limits of experimental and theoretical investigations. [Pg.900]

By means of this apparatus, it is possible to vary the area of a spread monolayer and measure the corresponding film pressure directly. Many different variations of the film balance are available, and a number of instrumentational techniques can be combined with the Langmuir balance to obtain information on the microstructure of the films and the properties of the films. Figure 7.4b illustrates, for example, a laser optics arrangement to monitor the molecular orientation of the hydrocarbon tails of the surfactant molecules. Below in this... [Pg.305]


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