Scanning electron micrographs of cotton (top left), Teflon-coated fiberglass (top right), Nomex (bottom left), and Teflon (bottom right) COTS swabs.
Posted Oct 5, 2020, 5:25 AM UTC
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Micrographs need scale bars or horizontal field width (HFW) labeled, period.
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Fortunately, in this place at least, it's not going to be used for scientific or engineering purposes.
I'll have a look at the source, though, & see whether I can't find something.
####@ u/Iamthewaffler
You aren't going to approve of this atall-atall : there's nothing in the treatise it's from as to those kinds of thing! ... neither as annotation, nor in the body of the text. It does however say "taken using a JEOL 5900 SEM in backscatter mode".
I've cited & linkt-to the source, now ... which I ought to've done in the firstplace.
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I have done too much SEM to be impressed. Just makes me feel numb and tired.
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From
Intermolecular Interactions of Energetic Materials
Devon S. Swanson
University of Rhode Island .
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No scale bars?? Criminal. (Cool pics tho)
The previous commentor says this also.