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isochromatic

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isochromatic [¦ī·sō·krə′mad·ik]
(optics)
Pertaining to a variation of certain quantities related to light (such as density of the medium through which the light is passing, index of refraction), in which the color or wavelength of the light is held constant.
Pertaining to lines connecting points of the same color.
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