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Dictionary » O » Optics Opticsoptics That branch of physical science which treats of the nature and properties of light, the laws of its modification by opaque and transparent bodies, and the phenomena of vision. Origin: Cf. F. Optique, L. Optice, Gr. (sc). See Optic. ![]()
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Results from our forumEgg Yolk Coacervates & pH Imaging... experts who I hope are here what you think I should do. Or what you would do with no more than $220 (less better) and a good junk pile of optics. Chemically, the pH of a coacervate should be determinable by color. That seems to work. Since the only bright yellow is the egg yolk coacervates ...
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lipid opticsI know this question is out of place but I haven't gotten any answers elsewhere and there are typically highly informed people on this board; thanks for indulging me. I was having a glass of wine over candlelight and I noticed that the liquid wax was completely transparent but turned opaque when whe...
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Morgellon's or ..........flies, or .......... These are built upon a complex mix of principles derived from multiple disciplines including chemistry, genetics, computer science, biochemistry, optics, surface science and micro/nanofabrication. Recently, “Shotgun” Optical Mapping was used to construct whole genome restriction maps of Escherichia ...
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The Fiber Disease... just curious-so what is your opinion(s)? PS; I HAVE THIS BOOK ABOUT RADIOACTIVE DUST- aka: The new dust......well, in the book it said that fiber optics are made from Bacteria!!! Trippy or what? dunno, maybe just out of the loop...... AND...... what if one can already cut the "self" ...
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The Fiber Disease... just curious-so what is your opinion(s)? PS; I HAVE THIS BOOK ABOUT RADIOACTIVE DUST- aka: The new dust......well, in the book it said that fiber optics are made from Bacteria!!! Trippy or what? dunno, maybe just out of the loop...... AND...... what if one can already cut the "self" ...
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