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CONTENTS. 7
On the Law of Double Refraction in Crystals with one Posi- tive Axis 132
On Crystals with two Axes of Double Refraction 133
On Crystal? with innumerable Axes of Double Refraction . . . 134 On Bodies to which Double Refraction may be communicated
by Heat, rapid Cooling, Pressure, and Induration 135
On Substances with Circular Double Refraction 136
chap. XVIII.
On the Polarization of Light 137
On the Polarization of Light by Double Refraction 138
CHAP. XIX.
On the Polarization of Light by Reflexion 142
On the Law of the Polarization of Light by Reflexion 146
On the partial Polarization of Light by Reflexion 149
CHAP. XX. On the Polarization of Light by ordinary Refraction 152
CHAP. XXI. On the Colors of Crystallized Plates in Polarized Light 157
CHAP. XXII.
On the System of Colored Rings in Crystals with one Axis 165
Polarizing Intensities of Crystals with one Axis 172
chap. xxni.
On the Systems of Colored Rings in Crystals with two Axes ib.
Polarizing Intensities of Crystals with two Axes 179
CHAP. XXIV. Interference of Polarized Light.— On the Cause of the Colors of
Crystallized Bodies l0-
CHAP. XXV On the Polarizing Structure of Analcime 183
CHAP. XXVI.
On Circular Polarization ^
Circular Polarization in Fluids lb8
Crystals which turn the Planes from Right to Left lb.
Crystals which turn the Planes from Left to Right ib.
CHAP. XXVII. On Elliptical Polarization, and on the Action of Metals upon Light 190
On Elliptical Polarization 191
Order in which the Metals polarize most Light in the Plane
of Reflexion lb-