Glycerine has an index of refraction of ~1.47, standard bottle glass has an index of refraction of ~1.51. They’re both colorless and their indexes of refraction are close so light doesn’t bend very much when passing from glycerine to glass or glass to glycerine. For comparison, diamond an index of ~2.41 (that’s why diamonds are so sparkly) and water’s is ~1.33.
Glycerine has an index of refraction of ~1.47, standard bottle glass has an index of refraction of ~1.51. They’re both colorless and their indexes of refraction are close so light doesn’t bend very much when passing from glycerine to glass or glass to glycerine. For comparison, diamond an index of ~2.41 (that’s why diamonds are so sparkly) and water’s is ~1.33.
Yeah, what mu said!
mu you smarty pants!
Muy bueno.
I`m Argentina (spanish)
mu is a joker…
visit: http://nouniversoparalelo.wordpress.com (parallel universe comic stuff — real comic stuff)
go ahead…
Now the real question: How much Glycerine will it take to make Washington, D.C. disappear? Assuming one can afford the Nitrogen to go along with it.
If we want Washington D.C. to disappear we will have to ask mu what the index of refraction is for a pile of shit.