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Audrina Meza
18 July, 08:11
Why are lenses made from amorphous solids?
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Rodney Salas
18 July, 11:06
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Crystalline solids will have internal planes where internal reflection and refraction can occur, thus distorting the light passing through the crystalline solid. Amorphous solids are not crystalline and do not distort the light.
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