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- The study investigates the characteristics of latex suspensions to evaluate their potential applications in metrology using standard programs on the "Magiscan 2".
- Histograms are created to analyze the distribution of particle diameters, perimeters, and optical particle density, highlighting the relationships between these factors.
- The research also explores the correlation between optical properties and particle geometry, as well as the impact of particle positioning on the microscopic stage on optical density.
Article Abstract
Characteristics of latex suspensions are studied in order to estimate their potential metrologic application. The study is carried out on the set "Magiscan 2" with the standard programs. Histograms for distribution of perimeters and particle diameters are determined, and the correlation between them is specified. Also presented are the histograms for distributing optical particle density. The correlation between optical parameters and the geometry of particles is found as well as the orientation and correlation between the optical density of particles and their location on the microscopic stage.
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