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specular reflector

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specular reflector [′spek·yə·lər ri′flek·tər]
(optics)
A reflecting surface (polished metal or silvered glass) that gives a direct image of the source, with the angle of reflection equal to the angle of incidence. Also known as regular reflector; specular surface.


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