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Phase-contrast microscopy. Phase contrast is an optical contrast technique for making unstained transparent objects visible under the optical microscope. An annulus aperture is placed in the front focal plane of the condenser and limits the angle of the penetrating light waves.
Applications of Optical Microscopy 1. Crystal morphology and symmetry • Crystal fragments (characteristic shape) • Classify isotropic and anisotropic substances • Check possible symmetry (parallel extinction) 2. Phase identification, purity and homogeneity • Standard optical data (refractive indices and optical axes) for comparison
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Comprehensive and essential handbook with contributions from the leading experts - Fundamentals, instrumentation and application of modern forms of electron, photon and ion microscopy - Written for professionals and students who want to exploit the full capabilities of microscopy in their research.
This technique, known as dark field microscopy (Fig. 1.7), is the simplest example of contrast enhancement based on spatial frequency filtering (Goodman 1968).
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