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Optical Ceramics in Nature

We will use many of the concepts introduced in this chapter when we discuss gemstones in Chapter 36. Nature does make use of these [Pg.595]

This is a group of animals that includes sea urchins and sea stars, one of which is the brittlestar Ophiocoma wendtii). [Pg.595]

The cross section through one of these lenses demonstrates how the light is focused onto the nerve and even how the spherical aberration is corrected. [Pg.595]

(Bob) (1928-1992) developed Lucalox , a transparent polycrystalline alumina (AI2O3) ceramic, at the GE laboratory in Schenectady in 1961 GE is still a major supplier of lamp envelopes but Silvania, Osram and others also manufacture the envelopes now. [Pg.596]

Maxwell, James Clerk (1831-1879) developed the electromagnetic wave theory of light. [Pg.596]


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