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- Christiansen_effect abstract "The Christiansen effect is named after the Danish physicist Christian Christiansen and describes the reduced scattering of multi-phase microstructures at wavelengths where their refractive indices match.A Christiansen filter is a narrow bandpass or monochromatic optical filter which consists of an optical cell which is stuffed with a crushed substance (e.g. glass) and a (mostly organic) liquid. The liquid is chosen according to the substance, so that the dispersion curves coincide at one wavelength. For this wavelength the filled optical cell behaves like a plane-parallel, homogeneous disk and allows transmission. All other wavelength ranges of the spectrum are reflected, scattered as well as refracted at the many interfaces between substance and liquid. A change of the transmission behavior of this dispersion filter can be achieved by variation of the liquid, the temperature or variation of the pressure. The fundamental consequence is the change of the refractive index of the liquid.A typical filter is composed of glass particles immersed in a mixture of benzene and carbon disulfide. The wavelength of operation can be varied by changing the percentage of the two components of the liquid mixture, or by varying the temperature.".
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageID "9839265".
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageLength "2521".
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageOutDegree "8".
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageRevisionID "547031981".
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageWikiLink Benzene.
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageWikiLink Carbon_disulfide.
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageWikiLink Category:Optical_filters.
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageWikiLink Christian_Christiansen.
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageWikiLink Filter_(optics).
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageWikiLink Microstructure.
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageWikiLink Monochromatic.
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageWikiLink Monochrome.
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageWikiLink Narrowband.
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageWikiLink Optical_filter.
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageWikiLinkText "Christiansen effect".
- Christiansen_effect wikiPageWikiLinkText "effect".
- Christiansen_effect hasPhotoCollection Christiansen_effect.
- Christiansen_effect subject Category:Optical_filters.
- Christiansen_effect hypernym Bandpass.
- Christiansen_effect type Filter.
- Christiansen_effect comment "The Christiansen effect is named after the Danish physicist Christian Christiansen and describes the reduced scattering of multi-phase microstructures at wavelengths where their refractive indices match.A Christiansen filter is a narrow bandpass or monochromatic optical filter which consists of an optical cell which is stuffed with a crushed substance (e.g. glass) and a (mostly organic) liquid.".
- Christiansen_effect label "Christiansen effect".
- Christiansen_effect sameAs m.02ptl33.
- Christiansen_effect sameAs Filtru_Christiansen.
- Christiansen_effect sameAs Q8273388.
- Christiansen_effect sameAs Q8273388.
- Christiansen_effect wasDerivedFrom Christiansen_effect?oldid=547031981.
- Christiansen_effect isPrimaryTopicOf Christiansen_effect.