Scanning electron micrograph photomicrographs

Fig. 14. (A) Scanning electron micrograph of prismatic quartz outgrowths covering and engulfing chlorite rims (B) optical photomicrograph of a sandstone extensively cemented by quartz overgrowths which contain bitumen inclusions crossed polarizers.

Figure 22.1 Scanning electron micrograph of polystyrene microspheres prepared by dispersion polymerization. (Photomicrograph courtesy of T. Groves/A. Rowley, Ilford Ltd)...

Figure 36 (a) Optical micrograph of cylinders built from poly(phenylquinoline)-block-polystyrene (9 1 TFAiDCM, 25°C) (b) scanning electron micrograph of giant vesicles built from the same block copolymer (1 1-1 4 TFA DCM, 25°C) (c) and (d) shows the fluorescence photomicrographs of the cylinders and the vesicles respectively. (Adapted from S.A. Jenekhe and X.L. Chen. Science 279 1903,1998.)... 

Figure 2.3 Photomicrographs of spherical (a,c,e) and toroid (b,d,l) spherulites obtained from slowly cooled, jet-cooked, high amylose corn starch, (a) and (b), phase contrast light micrographs, (c) and (d), polarized light micrographs showing birefringence, (e) and (f), scanning electron micrographs.

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