Performing Polarization Examinations With Transmitted Light; Performing Polarization Examinations With Reflected Light - Primotech MAT Instruction Manual

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5 Polarization and Conoscopy  |  5.4 Performing Polarization Examinations with Transmitted Light
Prerequisites
Procedure 1
Prerequisites
Procedure 1
Primotech  |  Document 430055-9044-008 V.1.0; 03 / 2014
5.4 Performing Polarization Examinations with
Transmitted Light
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You are using Primotech D/A POL or Primotech D/POL Conoscopy
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The sample is illuminated by transmitted light only
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No polarizers or analyzers are in the beam path
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The objectives are centered (see Centering the Objectives [} 33])
Turn the polarizer ring under the sample to the 0° position.
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If desired, observe the sample in the polarized light, for example to determine
the fracture direction of a material.
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Insert the fixed analyzer into the horizontal slot of the intermediate tube.
Alternatively, insert the rotatable analyzer, set to the 0° position, into the slot.
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Rotate the stage and observe how the sample changes color.
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To investigate the sample further, insert a compensator in the 45° slot on the
microscope stand.
5.5 Performing Polarization Examinations with
Reflected Light
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The sample is illuminated by reflected light only
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No polarizers or analyzers are in the beam path
Insert the fixed polarizer into the vertical slot of the intermediate tube.
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Insert the rotatable analyzer, set to the 0° position, into the horizontal slot of
the intermediate tube.
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If desired, rotate the sample and observe how the sample changes.
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