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angle of incidence
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angle of incidence

Angle between a ray of light striking a surface (incident ray) and the normal to that surface. For a mirror it is equal to the angle of reflection.
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13,20) In addition to the absorption properties of the thin film, the absorption bands in a grazing incidence angle RAIRS measurement represent changes in reflectivity, [DELTA]R/R, which depend on the infrared standing wave intensity at the surface.
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Diffraction at grazing incidence from surfaces, and reflectivity.
The high resolution powder diffraction beam line at ESRF by Fitch, A.N. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
With its non-contact, grazing incidence, stitching interferometer based on Corning Tropel's existing FlatMaster technology, the FlatMaster 1400 rasters the surface of the image mask and stitches together a series of 200 mm x 200 mm measurements.
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