This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 Excerpt: ...correspond to the same numbers, as nearly as it is possible to determine, in the table in Article 276. 1 C. Kraft: Op. cit. TABLE OP INTERFERENCE COLORS, LIGHT PROM A CLEAR SKY (According to Kraft) J--55000 TABLE OP INTERFERENCE COLORS, LIGHT FROM A CLEAR SKY--(Continued) TABLE OF INTERFERENCE COLORS, LIGHT FROM A GRAY ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 Excerpt: ...correspond to the same numbers, as nearly as it is possible to determine, in the table in Article 276. 1 C. Kraft: Op. cit. TABLE OP INTERFERENCE COLORS, LIGHT PROM A CLEAR SKY (According to Kraft) J--55000 TABLE OP INTERFERENCE COLORS, LIGHT FROM A CLEAR SKY--(Continued) TABLE OF INTERFERENCE COLORS, LIGHT FROM A GRAY CLOUDY SKY TABLE OF INTERFERENCE COLORS. LIGHT FROM A GRAY CLOUDY SKY--(Continued) CHAPTER XXIII EXAMINATION BETWEEN CROSSED NICOLS 278. Isotropic Substances.--The light which emerges from a nicol prism vibrates parallel to one plane only, that is, it is plane polarized. If another nicol is placed with its vibration directions at right angles to that of the first, and in the path of the rays coming through it, all light will be cut off and the field will appear dark. If a thin section of a colorless, isotropic substance be placed on the stage of the microscope, there will be no change in the appearance of the field, since all such substances permit the rays to vibrate with equal ease in every direction, consequently it will have no effect upon the vibrations of the light. 279. Anisotropic Substances.--If one of the nicol prisms is slightly rotated so that it is not at right angles to the other, a small amount of light will be found to pass through. Let AA' (Fig. 427) represent the vibration direction of the analyzer, PP' that of the rotated polarizer, and OP the amount of light passing through the latter. Obviously, the light cannot pass through the analyzer so long as it vibrates in the direction PP', but it may be resolved into two rays vibrating at right angles to each other, as Oy and Ox. Fig. 437.--Passage of light Of these, the component Ox is totally reflected by the through two nicol prisms., ., ., .., ., balsam film of the upper nico...
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This book is a true classic, it contains a wealth of "extinct" information about microscope parts otherwise forgotten. It also shows the history of the microscope. The text is lucid, and the explanations well done and the book contains numerous nice figures. Basically the book is a treasure trove for microscopists.
