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At 04:22 AM 8/22/2016, MODEL, MICHAEL wrote:
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>There are places that would do it for you. Search for ellipsometry services
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>Dear all
>
>does anyone have a dispersion curve (Sellmeier coefficients or other
>representation) for BABB (benzyl alcohol-benzyl benzoate) or have a
>reference in the literature?
>
>If this has never been measured, has anyone experience with
>refractometers and measuring it yourself? Commercial refractometers
>seem to operate at a fixed wavelength, so it seems that one would
>need to build a custom setup.
>
>Thank you for your help!
>
>Best regards,
>Reto
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