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How do transition lenses work?
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#63456. Asked by Vance9991.
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mediamike
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They are light sensitive,they become darker when exposed to ultraviolet light and lighten when removed from the light.
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Baloo55th
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They contain molecules like silver chloride or silver halide which change shape in ultraviolet light. Bit like a photographic film, but reversible. Early ones were somewhat patchy depending on the lens thickness, but the current ones are even in change. Except when you've been lying down with something shading part of the lens...
http://science.howstuffworks.com/question412.htm
Recommended by Baloo, who wears them. Only problem can be in car - the windscreen blocks UV so they don't change quite as much as they would outside. I don't find it a problem.
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