From which glass, lenses and prism for optical instrument is made up of?
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Crown or Flint glass
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The glass so used is:
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FLINT GLASS
- Optical glass, commonly known as flint glass, is the softest of all types of glass.
- It is transparent and clear.
- Lenses, prisms, and other optical devices are the most common uses for flint glass.
- Sodium, potassium, and lead silicates are used to make these.
- Because of their compensatory optical qualities, a concave flint glass lens is typically paired with a convex crown glass lens to make an achromatic doublet lens, which decreases chromatic aberration.
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