Rosin with bromophenol blue® dye as holographic material
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Abstract Bromophenol blue ® (BPB) dyed with the rosin and isopropyl alcohol produces a film with a uniform yellow appearance, which can be deposited on glass plates by simple technique. This mixture shows good photosensitivity in the blue light ( λ =457 nm line) employing argon-ion laser and presents high resolution for holographic application. Consequently, it is possible to obtain holographic elements, e.g., gratings.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced optical system design · Advanced Optical Imaging Technologies · Photonic Crystals and Applications
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