"' Microphotographs "'are photographs shrunk to microscopic scale ( see microfilm ) not to be confused with photomicrographs, which are photographs of microscopic things . "'Microphotography "'is the art of making such images.
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I'm looking for a photomicrograph of Quartz in XPL showing undulose extinction ( for the undulose extinction article obviously ), but I don't have the equipment to take it, and I'm wary of just grabbing one off the web.
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In the beginning of the use of tin oxide, it is mainly viewed as a SEM photomicrographs of some earlier Islamic glazed ceramics, of which the particles of tin oxide are concentrated at the interface, together with the existence of wollastonite, diopside and air bubble as other opacifiers.
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Over 30, 000 graphs display all the data, and are updated in " real time . " These graphs can be used for preparation of PowerPoint displays, pamphlets, lecture notes, etc . Several thousand high-quality images are also available, including clinical lesions, roentgenograms, Photomicrographs and disease life cycles.
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One learns from art . ) Seen close up, through a photomicrograph, the background of the picture shows street scenes in the walled city, people passing on the streets, even an open window on whose sill sits a microscopic water jug-- all virtually as invisible to the human eye as to the computer scanners.
