Wattendorf ( 1976 ) suggested that all circular sectioned raphides, as visible in a light microscope, are probably hexagonal in cross section Microscopy using polarized light shows bright opalescence with raphides.
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Winona and a growth-enhanced Opalescence scatter the ponies so that Angel and Gummy-flown in by Owlowiscious and Tank-can distract the sprite long enough to break its spell on the ponies.
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It was manufactured in several base colors, and the opalescence is produced by very thin layers of metallic film ( estimated at 30 nanometres in thickness ), in the form of translucent flakes, which produce a thin-film interference effect.
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At the same time, the harmony and the instrumentation are almost constantly telling us that this is not Monteverdi at all, and thus reinforcing our knowledge of the case ( if we can hold on to that amid all the pleasure and opalescence ).
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The glaze is transparent, at least until later examples, and lacks the opalescence that Longquan celadon received from millions of tiny gas bubbles trapped in the glaze, as well as the grey and blue tints that the green of southern wares could achieve.
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The line ends at the " chiral critical point ", marked by a star in this figure, which is a special temperature and density at which striking physical phenomena, analogous to critical opalescence, are expected . ( Reference for this section :, ).
