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Русский: Фотография шлифа кокса для определения его микроструктуры. 10-ти кратное увеличение в поляризационном свете. Видны участки с ярко выраженной анизотропной структурой (светлые в левой части) и участки с изотропной структурой (занимают основную площадь поля зрения). Три темных участка округлой формы представляют из себя поры в объеме зерна кокса. В целом всё характерно для типичной пробы кокса с переходной структурой, кроме того, что по форме и расположению поры вызывают ассоциации с известной и часто пародируемой картиной Эдварда Мунка "Крик". Но, в отличии от пародий, созданных человеком, этот парафраз, хотя и получен по разработанной учеными технологии изготовления искусственных углеродных материалов, является всё же плодом природы. English: Photo of the section of cox to determine its microstructure. 10-fold increase in the polarizing light. Visible areas with a strong anisotropic structures (light on the left side), and sites with isotropic structures (occupies the main area of the visual field). Three dark round shape area represent of the pores in the cox grain. In general, all characteristic is the typical sample of cox transition structure, except that the shape and arrangement of pores evoke associations with the famous and often parodied picture of Edvard Munch's "The Scream". But, unlike the parody created by man, this paraphrase, although prepared by scientists developed technology of artificial carbon materials, is nevertheless the result of nature. |
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Фотография сделана в лаборатории №35 ФГУП "НИИграфит".
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