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Page 171
... coloured with flecks of white and gold ) yellow green ; smoky gray to translucent B = 1.614-1.686 to opaque Y = 1.627-1.693 ( opaque ) a = 1.635-1.671 transparent B = 1.652-1.698 = 1.671-1.707 transparent translucent to opaque white to ...
... coloured with flecks of white and gold ) yellow green ; smoky gray to translucent B = 1.614-1.686 to opaque Y = 1.627-1.693 ( opaque ) a = 1.635-1.671 transparent B = 1.652-1.698 = 1.671-1.707 transparent translucent to opaque white to ...
Page 297
... colour . For example , sand always con- tains iron as an impurity , and , although the material used for making bottles is specially selected for its low iron content , the small traces of impurity still impart an undesirable green colour ...
... colour . For example , sand always con- tains iron as an impurity , and , although the material used for making bottles is specially selected for its low iron content , the small traces of impurity still impart an undesirable green colour ...
Page 345
... colour - television system that was first demonstrated in 1940. Based on the use of a rotating , three - colour disk , his field - sequential system was improved after World War II and approved for commercial use by the Federal ...
... colour - television system that was first demonstrated in 1940. Based on the use of a rotating , three - colour disk , his field - sequential system was improved after World War II and approved for commercial use by the Federal ...
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