Prisms
An optical prism is a transparent optical element with a flat polished surface designed to refract light. At least one face must be angled. An element with two parallel faces is not a prism. The traditional geometric shape of an optical prism is a triangular prism with a triangular base and rectangular sides, and in colloquial usage, "prism" usually refers to this type. In fact, some types of optical prisms do not take the form of geometric prisms. Prisms can be made from materials that are transparent to the designed wavelength. Typical materials are glass, acrylic, and fluorite.
GPRISMPS
Convenient prism for teaching light spectrum physics and experiments.
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From $15 /unit
GPRISM75
Precise light refraction tool for science experiments and photography.
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From $8.50 /unit
Glass Prism With Plastic Stand
Convenient prism for teaching light spectrum physics and experiments.
Glass Prism, Equilateral (Length 100 Mm, Face 25Mm)
Clear, Triangular Prism for Optical Experiments.
Glass Prism, Equilateral (Length 75 Mm, Face 25Mm)
Precise light refraction tool for science experiments and photography.
Prism, Equilateral, Glass Frosted Side: 75Mm, Thickness: 10Mm
Frosted glass prism with equilateral shape.
Prism, Equilateral, Glass Side: 75Mm, Thickness: 10Mm
Refraction Experiment Tool
Student Glass Prism, Equilateral (Length 100 Mm, Face 25Mm)
Clear, precise prism for scientific experiments.
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