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<i>Internal Reflection Spectroscopy</i>

Physics Today · 1968 · Vol. 21(12) · pp. 81–83

N. J. Harrick✉Joseph G. Hoffman(University at Buffalo, State University of New York)

Abstract

Reflection of light is a surface phenomenon—it is strongly dependent on the nature of the surface and can therefore be used to study surfaces. If the surface is flat and smooth, the nature of the reflection is called specular, i.e., mirrorlike, and obeys the simple law that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection.

Analytical Chemistry and Sensors Silicon Nanostructures and Photoluminescence Electrochemical Analysis and ApplicationsSpecular reflectionReflection (computer programming)Total internal reflectionOpticsSurface (topology)Angle of incidence (optics)Light reflectionSpectroscopyDiffuse reflectionPhysics

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