Attached Link: Common Refractive Indexes

Bryce, for some reason, uses a common RI X 100. Thus an RI of 1.00 for air/vacuum becomes 100 in Bryce terms. Check the link for your basic numbers, then set the Bryce setting to 100x.

Easy-peasy.

RosemaryR
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