Newer Developments in Textile Microscopy
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A 1931 paper by E. R. Schwarz of M. I. T. surveying new developments in textile microscopy, presented to ASTM Committee D-13 in October 1930. It covers specialized microscopes and mounting and measuring equipment, a quick low-cost method for cutting fiber cross sections (the Schwarz slide), Rheinberg colored dark-field illumination, and polarized light. It also discusses the handling and statistical treatment of data, applied mill research with pocket and stereoscopic microscopes, and prospects for x-ray, fluorescence, and photoelectric methods. Illustrated with seven photomicrographs and apparatus figures.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- January 1931
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 5
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