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... particles may be computed according to Eq . ( 11 ) Particle height = measured length of the shadow cast by particle effective shadow ratio X total magnification ( 11 ) Measurements of the lengths of shadows is a somewhat subjective ...
... particles may be computed according to Eq . ( 11 ) Particle height = measured length of the shadow cast by particle effective shadow ratio X total magnification ( 11 ) Measurements of the lengths of shadows is a somewhat subjective ...
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... particle appears mis- leadingly large . Since a uniform amount of metal is deposited , the effect is most serious for smaller particles . The accumulation of metal is par- ticularly obvious when groups of particles are in contact before ...
... particle appears mis- leadingly large . Since a uniform amount of metal is deposited , the effect is most serious for smaller particles . The accumulation of metal is par- ticularly obvious when groups of particles are in contact before ...
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... particle of charge Q and mass m suspended in a perfect insulator . A uniform electric field of intensity E will exert a force QE on the particle . Upon accelerating from rest , it experiences an opposing frictional force fdx / dt where ...
... particle of charge Q and mass m suspended in a perfect insulator . A uniform electric field of intensity E will exert a force QE on the particle . Upon accelerating from rest , it experiences an opposing frictional force fdx / dt where ...
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Electron Microscopy | 2 |
Ultraviolet Absorption | 3 |
Dielectric Properties of Proteins | 7 |
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