Re: Removing dielectric coatings from mirrors?
- From: Sam Goldwasser <sam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 19 Jan 2006 19:04:30 -0500
osr@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
> Have you tried handing it to a new grad student and say, dont remove
> the coating, and please scratch the glass? Five minutes later they will
> be back with the coating gone and no scratches on the glass.
Tried that. They usually get it about 50 percent correct. :)
> (sorry, just couldnt resist)
I figured....
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