OPTICAL MINERALOGY AND PETROGRAPHY (POLARIZING MICROSCOPE) Flashcards

1
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Concentrates Light

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Collector lens system

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2
Q

CONTROLS light ray bundle at the source field

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FIELD IRIS Diaphragm w/ring

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3
Q

Filter w/c approximates Daylight

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Filter mount w/ blue filter

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4
Q

Polarizes light in one direction

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Polarizer (Lower Polar)

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5
Q

controls and illuminates light coming from the source field directed to the object field or simply controls light focus

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Condenser

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6
Q

Controls CONE OF LIGHT and its INTENSITY catering to the objective. Slightly closed for Becke Line test

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Aperture Iris Diaphragm

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7
Q

The platform where samples or thin sections are being placed

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Stage

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8
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Helps fix the specimen on stage so that it will not move while conducting observations

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Stage Clips

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9
Q

Use for point location and systematic traverse in a species along mutually perpendicular directions

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Mechanical Stage w/ Vernier Scale

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10
Q

Used to bring the specimen into sharp focus under LOW POWER and is used for all focusing when using high power

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Fine Adjustment Knob

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11
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Used the move the stage up and down to decrease and increase working distance

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Coarse Adjustment Knob

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12
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Holds the objective lenses

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Revolving Nosepiece

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13
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Essential lenses of Microscope for magnification and Resolution enhancement

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Objetive Lens (Objectives)

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14
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For insertion of microscopic accessory plate

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Test plate

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15
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Located usually above the objective lens and used to polarize light perpendicular to the polarization of the lower polarizer

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Analyzer (Upper Polarizer)

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16
Q

A small lens below the ocular used to view interference figure

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Amici-Bertrand Lens

17
Q

Essential lenses of micrisicope for magnification or resoltuon of images coming from the objectives

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Eyepiece/s

18
Q

Used to focus eye pieeces

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Diopter Adjustment Ring

19
Q

An accessory plate aka as one wavelength or first order red plate whch gives 1st order red interference color with crossed polar with its permitted electric vectors at 45 deg to those of the polarizer and analyzer and is used to dertermine fast and slow directions by increasing and decreasing retardation

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Gypsum Plate (Lambda Plate) (550nm)

20
Q

An accessory plate used to determine BIREFINGENCE and OPTIC SIGN that produce interfernce colors from the beginning of the First to the end of the Third or Fourth order. (0.009)

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Quartz Wedge

21
Q

Cut to such thickness that increases or decreases retardation of a section by about 1/4wavelength (Sodium light)

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Mica Plate (1/4lambda plate)

22
Q

Beam of Light consists of STREAM OF MINUTE PARTICLES or PHOTONS set at high velocity by a luminous body that travel thru space in STRAIGHT LINES

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Corpuscular Theory

23
Q

Considered light to be transmitted by VIBRATION of PARTICLES IN THE WAVES and may be used to readily explain reflection refraction, diffraction and interference

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Wave Theory

24
Q

Who is the proponent of Wave Theory

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Christian Huygens

25
Q

Porposed that light is made up of waves but not of vibrating particles but of EM which are fields normal to each other and normal to the direction and propagation of light

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Electromagnetic Theory

26
Q

Who is the proponent of the EM theory

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James Maxwell

27
Q

Assumes that light are quanta which is radiated discontinuously by a black body

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Quantum Theory (Plank)

28
Q

Observation of Realitistic virtual image with a flat field

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Orthoscopic Observation

29
Q

Observation that yields interference figure w/c represent an optical pattern caused by behaviour of light in individual crystals

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Conoscopic Observation

30
Q

Setup when light hitting the thin sectio is polarized to the NS vibration direction and light vibrates only in one direction

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PPL

31
Q

Steup when another polarized is inserted in the E-W vibration direction and crosses the earlier N-S polarized light

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Cross Polarized Light (XPL)

32
Q

Light is strongly converged to produce a interference figure

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Conoscopic Observation

33
Q

Set up for PPL

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Bertrand Out
Analyzer Out
Condenser top lens out -
Polarizer In
Light Source On

34
Q

Set up for XPL

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PPL + Analyzer in

35
Q

Set up for Conoscopic

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PPL + Condenser Top Lens IN + Bertrand Lens

36
Q

Centering the Stage with the Field

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Centered when axis of rotation coincides with the tube axis, the tube axis standing perpendicular to the center of the field of view

37
Q

How mant optic class is possible?

A

5

38
Q

Dichroic Minerals

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Uniaxial

39
Q

Trichroic Mienrals

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Biaxial