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Flint prism spectra physics laser spectroscope
Flint Prism Spectra Physics Laser Spectroscope
50 degree uncoated wedge prism made by Spectra Physics. I measured the the index of refraction to be approximately:
and the density to be approximately 4.73 g/cc
This leads me to believe the material is Ohara S-LAH65
This material has higher dispersion (change in index of refraction vs wavelength) than crown glasses like BK7. This would make it good for aplications like spectroscopes and pulse compression. Would also be good for tuning dye or other wideband lasers.
