Definition: Anisotonic refers to a property where two materials exhibit differing refractive indices, leading to different optical properties in their mixture or when combined with other substances. The term originally refers to an object having three or more parts, but it's now used more broadly to refer to any combination of parts or elements that are not all the same size or shape. For example, a material with two different refractive indices can be considered anisotropic.
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