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Activation by red light (610 nm) has been observed as an extreme example. The
time required for complete thermal bleaching at room temperature varies from
one minute to many months. 0ptical bleaching efficiency varies from slightly more
...
Activation by red light (610 nm) has been observed as an extreme example. The
time required for complete thermal bleaching at room temperature varies from
one minute to many months. 0ptical bleaching efficiency varies from slightly more
...
Page 109
This interpretation of optical bleaching is widely accepted in silver halide physics.
Moser and VanHeyningen (1966) cite the work of VanHeyningen and
Rosencranz showing that there is no photoresponse in undarkened silver halide
crystals ...
This interpretation of optical bleaching is widely accepted in silver halide physics.
Moser and VanHeyningen (1966) cite the work of VanHeyningen and
Rosencranz showing that there is no photoresponse in undarkened silver halide
crystals ...
Page 110
VL, vacuum level ; CBB, conduction band bottom; FL, fermi level; ftvmi„, lowest
frequency light which can lead to optical bleaching. since the vacuum level must
be continuous across the interface, both the vacuum level and the conduction ...
VL, vacuum level ; CBB, conduction band bottom; FL, fermi level; ftvmi„, lowest
frequency light which can lead to optical bleaching. since the vacuum level must
be continuous across the interface, both the vacuum level and the conduction ...
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Optical Absorption of Glasses | 7 |
Solid Solution Strengthening of FaceCentered Cubic Alloys | 8 |
Visible Absorption | 35 |
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