Monochromatic

Monochromatic

Refers to one wavelength of light, as opposed to the many wavelengths of light found in varying colors.

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Consisting of one color of visible light. The brightness can vary from black to maximum.

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Jewelry; General jewelry

A term that refers to color. Monochromatic tones mean that the colors, while a different shade, are from the same hue.

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Consisting of a single wavelength or narrow range of wavelengths. (See spectral light. )

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Refers to one wavelength of light, as opposed to the many wavelengths of light found in varying colors.

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Eyewear; Optometry

An optical instrument used to examine the external and internal parts of the eye, particularly the media and the fundus.

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optical material

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Transparent material capable of being manufactured into optical components.

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Possibility of damage to the retina by optical radiation.

optical centre

Eyewear; Optometry

For practical purposes, the intersection of the optical axis with the front surface a lens.

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An optical instrument used to examine the external and internal parts of the eye, particularly the media and the fundus.

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