File:Layered yttrium hydroxide.png
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English: An aggregate of layered yttrium hydroxide platelets. The sample was prepared using soft chemistry methods from the solution containing yttrium nitrate and urotropin. The image was obtained using a Carl Zeiss NVision 40 scanning electron microscope (50,000× magnification).
Русский: Aгрегат пластинчатых частиц слоистого гидроксида иттрия. Образец получен с помощью методов мягкой химии из раствора, содержащего нитрат иттрия и уротропин. Изображение получено с использованием растрового электроного микроскопа Carl Zeiss NVision 40. Увеличение 50 000 крат. English: Layered yttrium hydroxide |
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| Author | Yapryntsev A.D., Baranchikov A.E. and Ivanov V.K. |
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