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(username removed) (Plane polarized (left) and Polarized (right) transmitted light photomicrographs at 200X of acrylic fibers mounted on a glass slide to illustrate the ...) |
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| − | Plane polarized (left) and Polarized (right) transmitted light photomicrographs at 200X of acrylic fibers mounted on a glass slide to illustrate the color of the substance along with presence or absence of color under polarized light. Image credit: Keith Lawrence, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. | + | Plane polarized (left) and Polarized (right) transmitted light photomicrographs at 200X of acrylic fibers mounted on a glass slide to illustrate the color of the substance along with presence or absence of color under polarized light. Image credit: Keith Lawrence, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. |
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| + | Sample supplied by Testfabrics, Inc. ([http://www.testfabrics.com/ www.testfabrics.com]). | ||
Latest revision as of 12:46, 24 July 2013
Acrylic fibers
Plane polarized (left) and Polarized (right) transmitted light photomicrographs at 200X of acrylic fibers mounted on a glass slide to illustrate the color of the substance along with presence or absence of color under polarized light. Image credit: Keith Lawrence, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Sample supplied by Testfabrics, Inc. (www.testfabrics.com).
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