Difference between revisions of "Inspection with an electron microscope II"
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The relative X-ray analysis of a normal area gave three peaks C, Al, and O. The magnitude of the peaks compared as | The relative X-ray analysis of a normal area gave three peaks C, Al, and O. The magnitude of the peaks compared as | ||
C > Al > O | C > Al > O | ||
Revision as of 02:54, 12 March 2010
Stone kapton straw
Pristine
The relative X-ray analysis of a normal area gave three peaks C, Al, and O. The magnitude of the peaks compared as C > Al > O
