Visual Estimation – Analysis of Surface Particulate by Microscopy
2010:163:Millette, Turner
Microscope, Vol 58:2 p.65-68
Abstract:
Visual estimation is an important instrument in determining the relative amounts of different classes of particles present in surface samples. The visual estimates are semi-quantitative determinations that are used with polarized light microscopy (PLM), and occasionally electron microscopy, for particle characterization. A number of representative comparison charts showing areas covered by different particle densities have been published and are used by analysts to calibrate their visual estimates.
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