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Preliminary experiments with electron beam evaporation of tungsten , tantalum ,
and iridium have , for example , been reported by Bachman ( 1962 ) who found
grain sizes of the order of 15 Å . Hart ( 1963 ) , among others , has applied ...
Preliminary experiments with electron beam evaporation of tungsten , tantalum ,
and iridium have , for example , been reported by Bachman ( 1962 ) who found
grain sizes of the order of 15 Å . Hart ( 1963 ) , among others , has applied ...
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Chaumont ( 1916 ) applied a correction to the measured length of the electrodes ,
taking into account the form of electric field at their ends . He gave the following
expression for the corrected length 1 = + [ 1 + 4105 ( 1 + 2 ) ] a ( 52 ) where d is ...
Chaumont ( 1916 ) applied a correction to the measured length of the electrodes ,
taking into account the form of electric field at their ends . He gave the following
expression for the corrected length 1 = + [ 1 + 4105 ( 1 + 2 ) ] a ( 52 ) where d is ...
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Expression of the concentration axis as a fraction of the applied concentration - V
- ( a ) OLIKA c / co ( b ) 1020 80 - 40 Volume ( ml ) Fig . 2 . Gel filtration of
ovalbumin on a 90 ml ( 19 . 5 X 2 . 4 cm ) column of Sephadex G - 100
equilibrated with ...
Expression of the concentration axis as a fraction of the applied concentration - V
- ( a ) OLIKA c / co ( b ) 1020 80 - 40 Volume ( ml ) Fig . 2 . Gel filtration of
ovalbumin on a 90 ml ( 19 . 5 X 2 . 4 cm ) column of Sephadex G - 100
equilibrated with ...
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The Enhancement of Contrast | 21 |
The Preservation of Specimens | 35 |
Examples of the Application of Electron Microscopy to the Study | 48 |
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