Optical properties of liquids for fluidic optics

We present the dispersion characteristics of 18 liquids and one resin, which are widely used as media for liquid lenses in adaptive and tunable optics and for index matching in spectrochemical analysis. These are measured by using a refractometer operating at six different wavelengths. We provide a...

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Published in:Applied optics (2004) 2013-05, Vol.52 (14), p.3203-3215
Main Authors: Liebetraut, Peter, Waibel, Philipp, Nguyen, Phuong Ha Cu, Reith, Patrick, Aatz, Bernd, Zappe, Hans
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