I would think that glass used for making lenses is much more homogenous
than glass made for colored glass dishes. If he were to find significant
differences I would be worried about more about the lens quality than
radiation.
-jeff
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From: "whunter" <whunterjr@xxxxxxxx>
But...... my
limited experience in examination of radiation altered glassware
suggests inhomogeneities are always present when the damage is from
ionizing radiation (i.e. not chemical induced color change). Dapoz,
can you acquire a magnified view of the central region of this lens
image to look for 'bubbles' or other tiny focal defects characteristic
of radiation damage???
Carry on...
Bill
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