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  1. BK-7 (as well as the very similar K9) refers to a type of borosilicate glass that has long been and still is widely used across many different optical product brands and models. BK-7 and K9 are lower in cost than BaK-4 and therefore are often found in lower priced products than BaK-4.

  2. Abbe Number of n-BK7. The Abbe number of n-BK7 glass is typically around 64.17. This relatively high Abbe number indicates that n-BK7 has low dispersion, meaning it does not spread out light into its constituent colors as much as materials with a lower Abbe number.

  3. N”-glass as an environmentally friendly alternative to conventional lead and arsenic-containing glass types. Find more information in the tabs below or on our website. Compare glass types with our Interactive Abbe Diagram.

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  4. Data Sheet SCHOTT N-BK 7® 517642.251 n n d e = 1.51680 = 1.51872 ½ ½ d e = 64.17 = 63.96 n n F F'--n n C C' = 0.008054 = 0.008110 Refractive Indices » [nm] n2325.42325.41.48921 n1970.11970.11.49495

  5. Datasheet N-BK7HT n d = 1.51680 n d = 64.17 n F - n C = 0.008054 517642.251 n e = 1.51872 n = 63.96 n F' - n C' = 0.008110 Refractive Indices Internal Transmittance τ i Relative Partial Dispersion P

  6. N-BK7 is a softer glass that is significantly more sensitive to thermal variations than either fused quartz or low CTE materials such as Zerodur so special considerations have to be made in manufacturing to adjust for these properties.

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  8. Datasheet SCHOTT N-BK7® n d = 1.51680 n d = 64.17 n F - n C = 0.008054 517642.251 n e = 1.51872 n = 63.96 n F' - n C' = 0.008110 Refractive Indices Internal Transmittance τ i Relative Partial Dispersion P

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