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Polarisation filter

472401

4 Polarisation filter

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Description

Suitable for producing polarised light, the study of birefringence in various minerals, polarisation by reflection, experiments on photoelasticity and the Kerr effect. In holder, pivoted, on rod.

Technical data

Degree of polarization: > 99% (independent of wavelength within the visible range)
Filter diameter: 40 mm approx.
Scale graduation: 0° to ± 90° with 5° division
Frame diameter: 130 mm
Rod diameter: 10 mm

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