Beale, Lionel S. (Lionel Smith), 1828-1906 · London, Harrison · leaf 76
tact with the under surface of theslide carrying the object. The light is refracted so highly thatnone passes directly through the object, but, bejng thrown atthe proper angle upon the under surface of the thin glass whichcovers it, is entirely reflected from thence upon the object itself,which is… … Tig. 49. Bulls eye condenser, for students microscope. Kg. 60. Bulls eye condenser, on upright stand. Kg. 61. Neutral tint glass reflector, for drawins. Kg. 63. Steel disk. ^ Kg. 63. Polarizer, placed beneath the object. .Kg. 64. Analyzer, placed jjbove the object. Kg. 65. Lump (Messrs. Smith &…
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