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The spectral reflectivity of molybdenite was measured on an unpolished cleavage flake, a polished vertical section, and a polished basal section, both in air and in oil. . . . From these measurements the refractive index and the absorption were calculated. Reflectivity peaks were found at 625 nm in air measurements and at 620 nm in oil measurements. . . . Errors in reflectivity measurements made with a polarizing incident-light microscope were also considered. It was found that incremental (positive) errors are in general much higher than decremental (negative) errors.
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