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Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Visible Light

A

400-700 nm

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2
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Light is a____

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Wave

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3
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A____ is a series of concentric circles that travel _____ ____ the source that created it.

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Wavefront, away from

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4
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Rays are drawn ___ rom the wavefront

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Perpendicular
Rays indicate which direction the wavefront is traveling

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5
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Steeper vergence (curvature of a wavefront) =

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More curved, smaller circle, closer to the source, more energy

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6
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Flatter vergence (curvature of a wavefront)=

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less curved, larger circles, traveling away from the source, less energy

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7
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Light rays traveling away from a source

A

Divergence

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8
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Light rays headed toward a focal point

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Convergence

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9
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Light rays at an infinite distance will be

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parallel

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10
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Refraction

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measurement of the focusing characteristics of an eye or eyes

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11
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The radius of the _____ determines the dioptric power

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Curvature, more curve =higher diopter

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12
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Thick middle, lighter edges ____ light

A

Convex, converge

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13
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Thin middle, thick edge ____ light

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Concave, diverge

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14
Q

When we look at something we are looking at the _____ of that something

A

Image

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15
Q

Focal point right on the retina

A

Emmetropic

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16
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Light rays focus in front of the retina

A

Myopic

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17
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Light rays focus behind the retina

A

Hyperopic

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18
Q

Plus lenses are ____ and make light more _____

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Convex, convergent

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19
Q

Minus lenses are _____ and make light more _____

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Concave, divergent

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20
Q

Any color, interesting patterns, produced in sheets, can be molded, lightweight

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Zylonite - Zyl: Cellulose Acetate

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21
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Disadvantages of Zyl

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No shape memory, warping in heat, not super durable, decrease strength, can whiten by skin oils

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22
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Thermoplastic and silky, polyamide or glidamide, unbreakable and lightweight, stiff but flexible, hard to adjust, resistant to temp extremes

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Nylon

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23
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Hypoallergenic, shape memory, more difficult to adjust, brittle when cold, very light, no shrinkage, molded,

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Optyl

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24
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Nylon based plastic, hypoallergenic, lighter than zyl, more transparent colors

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Cellulose Acetate Propionate

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25
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Monel, most common for metal, plated with palladium, coating can rub off

A

Nickel-Steel

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26
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Lightweight, durable, strong, corrosion-resistant, color variety, hypoallergenic, combo metals for cheap.

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Titanium

27
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Steel-grey, w/copper, lower cost, resist corrosion and tarnish, lightweight, flexible, strong, easy to adjust, color variety

A

Beryllium

28
Q

Alloy of steel and chromium, lightweight, strong, hypoallergenic, resistance to corrosion, abrasion, and heat

A

Stainless steel

29
Q

Titanium-based alloy, Marchon origin, “memory metal”, lightweight, hypoallergenic, corrosion-resistant

A

Flexon

30
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Most abundant, silicone and iron added for strength, lightweight, corrosion-resistant, high-end eyewear

A

Aluminum

31
Q

Ratio of the velocity of light in air to its velocity within a given media

A

Refractive index

32
Q

<1.53

A

Low index

33
Q

1.53-1.58

A

Mid-Index

34
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1.59-1.66

A

High-Index

35
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> 1.66

A

Ultra-high index

36
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Dispersion

A

The fuzziness surrounding colors because blue is more efficiently refracted compared to red (red is longer)

37
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Ratio of differences between performance in the center of the visual spectrum compared to the ends, quantifying chromatic aberration

A

ABBE number

38
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ABBE=

A

yellow - 1/(#blue-#red)

39
Q

gram/cm^2

A

specific gravity

40
Q

Melting point for optical grade glass

A

1500C

41
Q

Range of optical grade mineral glasses, high refractive index, low dispersion

A

Crown Glass

42
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Manufactured by pouring molten glass into reusable molds and allowed to cool in place

A

Crown glass

43
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Transparent organic (carbon) polymers

A

Plastics

44
Q

Products manufactured using chemical process in ____ are called ____ or _____

A

Plastics, thermosetting polymers, resins

45
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Products using an external thermal process in ____ are known as _____

A

Plastics, thermoplastics

46
Q

CR39

A

Allyl Diglycol Carbonate, Resin

47
Q

Utilizers monomer (base) and activator (catalyst or hardener)

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Thermosetting Polymers (Resins)

48
Q

Setting process for this material cannot be remodeled, no recycling

A

Resin, thermosetting polymers

49
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Can be recycled, melted and remolded because of Polymethlymethacrylate (PMMA) Poly carbonate gl lenses

A

Thermoplastic

50
Q

Z80.1

A

General standard for ophthalmic materials

51
Q

Dropped ball test for general standard ophthalmic materials

A

Free fall impact of 5\8 inch diameter steel ball (~16 grams) from height of 50 inches at geometric center

52
Q

Safety Lenses and Safety eyewear standards

A

Z87.1

53
Q

Basic impact test for safety lenses

A

1 inch steel ball from 50 inches. min. lens thickness of 3mm, 2.5 for >3 D

54
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High impact standard Z87.1- Resistance

A

lens and frame
Withstand free fall impact of pointed steel missile (500 g) from height of 50 inches

55
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High velocity Resistance for safety lenses (Z87.1)

A

Lens and frame withstand propelled impact of 1/4 in steel ball at velocity of 150 ft/sec

56
Q

Z87

A

basic impact standard

57
Q

Z87+

A

high impact standard

58
Q

Shaded lenses

A

S Z87S 0r Z87S+

59
Q

Photochromic lenses

A

V
Z87V or Z87V+

60
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Frame marking Z87

A

Basic impact

61
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Frame marking Z87-2

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High impact standard

62
Q

Not recommended, increases impact resistance by 100-200%, heated to softening point and then air jets

A

Heat Tempered Glass

63
Q

uses KNO3 (potassium Nitrate bath at 450 C for 16 hours

A

Chemical tempered process

64
Q

In chemical tempering of glass do the K+ or Na+ migrate to the lens

A

K+

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