Colour & the Optical Properties of Materials - AnExploration of the Relationship Between Light, the Optical Properties of Materials & Colour
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Light and Colour.
Colours Due to Refraction and Dispersion.
Crystals and Light.
The Production of Colour by Reflection.
Colour Due to Scattering.
Colour Due to Diffraction.
Colour from Atoms and Ions.
Colour from Molecules.
Colour from Charge Transfer and Luminescence.
Colour in Metals, Semiconductors and Insulators.
Fibre Optics and Data Transmission.
Displays.
Lasers and Holograms.
Appendix.
Index.
Colours Due to Refraction and Dispersion.
Crystals and Light.
The Production of Colour by Reflection.
Colour Due to Scattering.
Colour Due to Diffraction.
Colour from Atoms and Ions.
Colour from Molecules.
Colour from Charge Transfer and Luminescence.
Colour in Metals, Semiconductors and Insulators.
Fibre Optics and Data Transmission.
Displays.
Lasers and Holograms.
Appendix.
Index.
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"makes an excellent reference book." (-Materials World, July 2000)
"...a clear text which I can recommend to anyone who is scientifically aware...[and] also as a good course text for an introductory course on colour..." ( Glass Technology, October 2000)
"Richard Tilley has done an excellent job in providing an overview of the ways in which colour can be produced and used." (Chemistry Industry, 6th November 2000)
"a worthy tome for both library and personal bookshelves" (Contemporary Physics, Vol.43, No.2 2002)
"...a clear text which I can recommend to anyone who is scientifically aware...[and] also as a good course text for an introductory course on colour..." ( Glass Technology, October 2000)
"Richard Tilley has done an excellent job in providing an overview of the ways in which colour can be produced and used." (Chemistry Industry, 6th November 2000)
"a worthy tome for both library and personal bookshelves" (Contemporary Physics, Vol.43, No.2 2002)
