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786 Shakib Afzal Semester#7 th Reg#09PWMIN0581 UET Peshawar 19 December, 2012

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Page 1: Dichroscope

786Shakib Afzal

Semester#7th

Reg#09PWMIN0581

UET Peshawar

19 December, 2012

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Dichroscope

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Dichroscope

•To identify the gemstone•To inspect ploechroism in gemstones•To separate some common gemstone from each other

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Types

Two types

1:Calcite dichroscope2:Polarizing dichroscope

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1:Calcite dichroscope

Preferred type used in gemologyUse calcite rhomb to separate

the emerging lightTwo windows appears at the

viewing end

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2:Polarizing dichroscope

Use polarizing filter to observe ploechroism

Disadvantage:You can see only one ploechroic

colour at a time.Difficult to recognize changes in

colour.

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How to overcome this Problem?

Place two polarizing filters close to each other at ‹90⁰

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EconomicalResults obtains are less clearStones with weak pleochroism

are hard to determine

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Better one?

Calcite dichroscope?Or

Polarizing dichroscope?

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Answer isCalcite dichroscope

ok

We will discus the working principles of calcite dichroscope

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Proper use and Working principles

1st step:Hold the stone close to the

appertureProvide strong light source

behind the stoneLook through the other end of the

dichroscopeTwo windows will appearExamine the colours in the

windows

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2nd stepTurn the dichroscope through

180⁰ keeping the stone in fixed position

Observe the changes in colours again

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Possibalities

Three possibalities

1. Colours in both window→unique

Stone→isotropic

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2nd

Colours in both windows→two

Stone→uniaxial anisotropic

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3rd

Colours in both windows→three

Stone→biaxial anisotropic

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The end…

NO!

Any questions?

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Then

Thanks a lot

Wish you good luck