The Sciences : a Reading book for Children : Astronomy, Physics-- Heat, Light, Sound, Electricity, Magnetism-- Chemistry, Physiography, Meteorology
The Sciences : a Reading book for Children : Astronomy, Physics-- Heat, Light, Sound, Electricity, Magnetism-- Chemistry, Physiography, Meteorology
Holden Edward Singleton
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The heat rays are invisible. L' ^^^Hfi^^^H^lv^^^^l^''/ ^H' '^^^Hi'-^ Fig. 87. Glass Lenses of Different Shapes The three to the left of the middle of the picture are convex lenses ; the other three are concave lenses. them. Persons who are nearsighted use concave lenses in their spectacles, and persons who are farsighted use convex lenses." 1 See Book I (Astronomy), page 58. Fig. 88 A convex lens in a dark room will make a sharp image of a candle flame on the wall if the lens is at the right di...stance. (The distance to the wall must be different for different lenses and can be found by trial) Fig. 89 A convex lens concentrates light falling on it to a focus (at ^ in the picture). Fig. 90 A concave lens disperses light falling on it. (The light comes from P in the picture and is dispersed by the lens.) IQ$ Fig. 91. A Powerful Microscope The object to be examined is placed on the stand S and looked at through the bng tube. Light can be thrown on the object by the lens N or by the mirror M.
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