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sion of light through diaphanous bodies , he discovered the property which many of them possessed , of depolarizing the rays of light ; or of depriving them of the polarity which they had received either by reflection from the surface ...
sion of light through diaphanous bodies , he discovered the property which many of them possessed , of depolarizing the rays of light ; or of depriving them of the polarity which they had received either by reflection from the surface ...
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... light , as the oil of mace . • 7. When the crystal restores the vanished image , but allows it to vanish again during the revolution of the calcareous spar . ' The author next considers each of these cases of depolariza- tion under a ...
... light , as the oil of mace . • 7. When the crystal restores the vanished image , but allows it to vanish again during the revolution of the calcareous spar . ' The author next considers each of these cases of depolariza- tion under a ...
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... light like the coloured oxides of steel . Having thus ascertained the cause of the anomalies presented by glass , I ... light is polarised by reflexion , the sum of the angles of incidence and refraction is a right angle . Cor . - The ...
... light like the coloured oxides of steel . Having thus ascertained the cause of the anomalies presented by glass , I ... light is polarised by reflexion , the sum of the angles of incidence and refraction is a right angle . Cor . - The ...
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