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polarized helium Helium that has been placed either in a strong magnetic field or in polarized light so that all the molecules in a gas sample spin in the same direction. It is used as a radiological contrast agent in magnetic resonance imaging
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polarized helium imaging A means of assessing asthma in which a magnetic resonance image is made of the lungs after a patient inhales polarized helium gas. Asthmatics have ventilation defects in the lungs that are not present in nonasthmatics.
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polarized light Light waves vibrating in one plane only as opposed to the multi-directional vibrations of normal rays. Natural effect produced by some reflecting surfaces, such as glass, water, polished wood, etc., but can also be simulated by placing a special screen in front of the light source. The transmission of polarized light is restrained by using a screen at an angle to the plane of polarization. Positive
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polarized light refers to photon wavicles with all the same spin or properties. potential energy...symbol PE, is the external energy possessed by a body because of its position. See plural energy system for chart of different energy types. Poincar? Jules Henri 1854-1912...French mathematician, physicist, one of the greatest mathematicians of his age. He did notable work in differential equations and celestial mechanics and wrote extensively on the philosophy of science.
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polarized light Light that vibrates in one plane only (in contrast to ordinary light, which vibrates in all directions).
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