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trichroism
tri·chro·ism T0350200 (trī′krō-ĭz′əm)n. The property possessed by certain minerals of exhibiting three different colors when viewed from three different directions under white lights.
[From Greek trikhroos, three-colored : tri-, tri- + khrōs, color.]
tri·chro′ic adj.trichroism (ˈtraɪkrəʊˌɪzəm) n (General Physics) a property of biaxial crystals as a result of which they show a perceptible difference in colour when viewed along three different axes. See pleochroism[C19: from Greek trikhroos three-coloured, from tri- + khrōma colour] triˈchroic adjtrichroisma property, peculiar to certain crystals, of transmitting light of three different colors when viewed from three different directions. Also trichromatism. — trichroic, adj.See also: Color
a property, peculiar to certain crystals, of transmitting light of three different colors when viewed from three different directions. Also called trichromatism. — trichroic, adj.See also: PhysicsThesaurus| Noun | 1. |  trichroism - pleochroism of a crystal so that it exhibits three different colors when viewed from three different directionspleochroism - the phenomenon of different colors appearing when certain crystals are viewed from different directions |
trichroism
Trichroism When certain optically anisotropic transparent crystals are subjected to white light, a cube of the material is found to transmit a different color through each of the three pairs of parallel faces. Such crystals are sometimes termed trichroic, and the phenomenon is called trichroism. This expression is used only rarely today since the colors in a particular crystal can appear quite different if the cube is cut with a different orientation with respect to the crystal axes. Accordingly, the term is frequently replaced by the more general term pleochroism. Even this term is being replaced by the phrase linear dichroism or circular dichroism to correspond with linear birefringence or circular birefringence. See Birefringence, Crystal optics, Dichroism trichroism[′trī‚krō‚iz·əm] (optics) Phenomenon exhibited by certain optically anisotropic transparent crystals when subjected to white light, in which a cube of the material is found to transmit a different color through each of the three pairs of parallel faces. trichroism
trichroism [tri´kro-izm] the condition or quality of exhibiting three different colors when viewed from three different aspects. adj., adj trichro´ic.tri·chro·ism (trī'krō-izm), The property of some crystals of emitting different colors in three different directions. [G. trichroos, three-colored, fr. tri- + chroa, color] trichroism (tri'kro-izm) [? + ? + -ismos, condition] Quality of showing a different color when viewed along each of three axes. Synonym: trichromatismtrichroism
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