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Lenses, Set of Six

All six lenses are packaged neatly in a box for simple storage and organisation. This flexible kit, which includes a wide range of lenses for diverse optical applications, is a useful tool for optical presentations, scientific investigations, and educational reasons.

 

 

 

 

 

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The Lenses Set of Six is a comprehensive collection of optical lenses, each designed for specific applications. The set includes the following lenses:

  1. Double Convex Lens: A lens with two outwardly curved surfaces, commonly used for focusing and converging light rays.
  2. Plano-Convex Lens: A lens with one flat surface and one outwardly curved surface, used for collimating light or creating a virtual image.
  3. Concavo-Convex Lens: A lens with one inwardly curved surface and one outwardly curved surface, providing a unique combination of properties for specific optical needs.
  4. Convexo-Concave Lens: A lens with one outwardly curved surface and one inwardly curved surface, useful for diverging light rays.
  5. Plano-Concave Lens: A lens with one flat surface and one inwardly curved surface, often used to diverge light or create virtual images.
  6. Double Concave Lens: A lens with two inwardly curved surfaces, typically utilized for diverging light and increasing image size.

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