1. Birefringence synonyms, Birefringence pronunciation, Birefringence translation, English dictionary definition of Birefringence

2. Read on as we break down the definition of gemstone Birefringence, which gemstones demonstrate Birefringence, the features of Birefringence and how to calculate a gemstone’s Birefringence.

3. Birefraction birefractive birefringence Birefringence birefringence (also known as double refraction) birefringences birefringent birefringent beamsplitter bireflection Definition in the dictionary English

4. Crystallographic Origins of Birefringence

5. Birefringence definition, double refraction

6. How to use Birefringence in a …

7. In standard fibers, the degree of Birefringence …

8. Positive Birefringence definition is - Birefringence of a medium (as quartz) that transmits the ordinary rays with greater speed than the extraordinary.

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10. This is called circular Birefringence or optical rotation.

11. In Birefringence, two waves of light are generated

12. Birefringence: A Calcite crystal showing that light splits into two beams

13. Birefringence or Birefraction, with a icelandic spar rhombohedron

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15. Birefringence is responsible for the phenomenon of double reflection.

16. Birefringence numbers are diagnostic tools for identifying unknown substances

17. Polymer Birefringence is predominately the result of manufacturing processes

18. Birefringence can occur only in optically non-isotropic materials

19. Circular birefringence refractometer: method and apparatus for measuring optical activity

20. The intrinsic birefringence is not produced by the structures of actomyosin.

21. After digoxin the sarcolemma membranes, capillaries and sinus node showed strong basophilia and negative birefringence.

22. ‘Polarization images probe linear Birefringence and can only achieve contrast by having orthogonal polarizers for excitation and collection.’ ‘The use of polarized illumination makes Birefringence a factor in optical performance.’

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24. Therefore, for anisotropic crystals, the classical Raman selection rules should be corrected by taking the Birefringence …

25. 5 The holey fibers and their birefringence characteristics are reviewed in this paper.

26. In other cases, Birefringence can be induced in originally isotropic optical materials (e.g

27. Birefringence number: The numerical difference between the two refractive indices of a Birefringent substance

28. Examples of how to use “Birefringence” in a sentence from the Cambridge Dictionary Labs

29. Birefringence is the “bending” or refraction of a light wave into two different polarized waves

30. Polarization and Birefringence are two of those quasi-obscure technical words derived from physical optics

31. Shrinkage, stress-strain behaviour, optical birefringence, variation of refractive indices and crystallite orientation were measured.

32. Resin composition for injection comprising low birefringence polymer blend, and front panel prepared using same

33. Birefringent optical filters can be installed on a variety of devices to harness birefringence, for example

34. An optical wavelength filter uses birefringence and polarization to discriminate and block a wavelength stop band.

35. Optical display system and method, active and passive dithering using birefringence, color image superpositioning and display enhancement

36. Most polymer plastics are inherently isotropic and as such would not show Birefringence in an unstressed state

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38. The incident and scattered light engaged in the Raman scattering process of low symmetry crystals always suffer from the Birefringence‐induced depolarization

39. Birefringence is an inherent optical property of anisotropic materials introduced by the anisotropic confinement in their crystal structures

40. The polarization preserving and birefringence characteristics of selectable regions of the fundus are used in the present invention.

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42. High Birefringence liquid crystal mixtures are necessary for application in visible, infrared, GHz and THz ranges of electromagnetic radiation

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44. Flow birefringence and extinction angle were determined as functions of the velocity gradient for dilute solutions in monobromo-benzene.

45. The Birefringence, as a parameter, is defined as the local absolute value of the difference between the propagation constants of both modes: where c is the speed of the light in vacuum and Δn is the refractive index difference, also called the degree of Birefringence

46. Thin section: Cummingtonite is differentiated by its inclined extinction, higher birefringence, high relief, and prevalance of fine polysynthetic twinning

47. The Birefringence of a anisotropic material can be estimated when observed and/or photographed in a polarized light microscope

48. We will use the property of Birefringence to help us identify and distinguish minerals in thin section! Figure 2.3.22

49. Birefringence is one of three imaging modes of the OpenPolScope software which is built as Micro-Manager and ImageJ plugins

50. Click on your observed color and section thickness, and the Birefringence of your section will be automatically calculated, and candidate minerals will be suggested.

51. Birefringence An optical property of materials in which the refractive index differs for light polarised in 1 plane compared to the normal (orthogonal) plane

52. Scheelite's refractive index (1.918–1.937 uniaxial positive, with a maximum birefringence of 0.016) and dispersion (0.026) are both moderately high.

53. The refractive index components are determined with an accuracy around +/- 0.0005, the lab is able to determine Birefringence to about +/- 0.001.

54. In addition, pDR1M, which contains donor/acceptor substituents in the azobenzene side chain, exhibits the highest saturation level of optically induced birefringence.

55. This model with an internal viscosity included has been used byCerf to develop the behavior of the extinction angle in flow birefringence.

56. Birefringence is the optical property of a material having a refractive index that depends on the polarization and propagation direction of light

57. Anomalous Birefringence refers to the double refraction property observed in phase-separated glasses even in the absence of any internal or external stress

58. What does Birefringence mean? The resolution or splitting of a light wave into two unequally reflected or transmitted waves by an optically anisotropi

59. Click on your observed color and section thickness, and the Birefringence of your section will be automatically calculated, and candidate minerals will be suggested

60. Birefringence Outline • Polarized Light (Linear & Circular) • Birefringent Materials • Quarter-Wave Plate & Half-Wave Plate Reading: Ch 8.5 in Kong and Shen 1

61. Additional measurements of equilibrium swelling in n-decane, of birefringence and wide angle X-ray diffraction patterns for unstretched and for stretched samples were obtained.

62. Specialized Birefringent glass products are used in various scientific experiments and industrial processes, and calcite is also commonly utilized in applications where birefringence is desired.

63. Birefringence relates to the directions light is split into when it enters a gemstone, and whether or not light is refracted once, or multiple times

64. As is evident from this graph, the polarization colors seen in the microscope can be correlated with the actual retardation, thickness, and Birefringence of the sample.

65. So far, we have designed an interesting liquid crystal medium with positive dielectric anisotropy and Birefringence of up to Δ n = 0.3–0.48, an acceptable level

66. Birefringence definition is - the refraction of light in an anisotropic material (such as calcite) in two slightly different directions to form two rays —called also double refraction

67. When viewed under crossed polarizers in a petrographic microscope, it displays first-order orange colors, giving a maximum birefringence of 0.0167 (determined by using the Michel- Levy chart).

68. Birefringence measurements can be used to assess if crystallinity is present in a material, and to monitor the growth of crystals from either a melt or a solution

69. The Birefringence leads to wavelength-dependent polarization changes and thus transmission losses, arising from the Fresnel reflection of s-polarized light at the surfaces or at an additional polarizer

70. Birefringence is formally defined as the double refraction of light in a transparent, molecularly ordered material, which is a manifestation of the existence of orientation-dependent differences in refractive index.

71. Birefringence is a measurement of the difference between the two refractive indices in gems that are doubly refractive, and it ranges from a low of .003 to a high of .287

72. The electric parameters (permanent dipole moment and electric polarizability) of Agj particles were determined at various concentrations of the surface active substance DDAO (dimethyldodecylamine oxide) by means of the electric birefringence.

73. The difference between the refractive index indices of the fiber in a direction at parallel to the fiber axis and in a direction at right angles to the fiber axis is called Birefringence of that fiber

74. With the OpenPolScope, birefringence is revealed with striking contrast, regardless of specimen orientation, and thus, the spindle fibers, composed of bundled microtubules, are clearly imaged as bright structures on the non-Birefringent (or weakly Birefringent) background cytoplasm

75. The property called Birefringence has to do with anisotropy in the binding forces between the atoms forming a crystal, so it can be visualized as the atoms having stronger "springs" holding them together in some crystalline directions

76. A liquid crystal device for color display utilizing a coloring phenomenon due to birefringence of a liquid crystal, which exhibits a white or achromatic color close to white at 0 V or a non-selection voltage and exhibits at least two colors at other voltages.

77. Birefringence is the phenomenon exhibited by certain materials in which an incident ray of light is split into two rays, called an ordinary ray and an extraordinary ray, which are plane-(linear) polarized in mutually orthogonal planes, or circular-polarized in opposite directions (left and right).

78. Polarizer Rotation and Specimen Birefringence When a birefringent material is placed between crossed polarizers in an optical microscope, light incident upon the material is split into two component beams whose amplitude and intensity vary depending upon the orientation angle between the polarizer and permitted vibration directions of the material.

79. Amyloid is defined as in vivo deposited material distinguished by the following: Fibrillar appearance on electron micrography Amorphous eosinophilic appearance on hematoxylin and eosin staining (see first image below) Beta-pleated sheet structure as observed by x-ray diffraction pattern Apple-green birefringence on Congo red histological sta

80. Birefraction Add Birefringence Add Double Refraction Add Pharm Action Registry Number CAS Type 1 Name NLM Classification # Previous Indexing See Also Consider Also Public MeSH Note 68 Online Note History Note 68(64) Entry Combination Heading Mapped to Frequency Note Source Indexing Information Date Established 1968/01/01 Date of Entry