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ruby laser
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ruby laser
Dermatology A high-speed laser used for hair removal and permanent hair reduction over large areas of the body. See Laser.
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While some military laser systems, such as the AN/VVG-2 laser rangefinder used in the M60A3, still used a ruby laser operating in the visible region of the spectrum at 0.
Rangefinding with Eye-safe Light by Richardson, Doug / Armada International
A new process, Laser Hair Removal Treatment, uses a ruby laser (already used to treat skin blemishes and tattoos) to destroy the hair and the hair follicle.
Rooting out a hair problem by The Mirror (London, England)
Except in the case of a ruby laser excitation where a train of picosecond-type pulses is used, the incident energy dose required to achieve polymerization is in the range of a few mJ (or even less) and is almost independent of the time profile of the excitation (1 intense light pulse of 8 or 20 ns duration or a [10.
On the structure/properties relationships in photoinitiators of ... by Fouassier, J.P. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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