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The reflection coefficients for perpendicular and parallel polarization of a germanium-mercury interface have been measured as a function of angle of incidence at a wavelength of three microns. There is in general good agreement with theory although at the principal angle, the parallel component of polarization is absorbed more strongly than indicated by theory.
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