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High Resolution Electron Micrographs of Crystalline beta‐Cyclodextrine

T. Neumarkt, J. Szejtli

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Abstract The electron microscopic picture of thin crystal plates of BCD, obtained at a magnification of 1.5 million, shows a linear structure with a periodicity of 14.5 A. At a magnification of 2 million, structural units, corresponding to cyclodextrin rings, can be observed.

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Abstract The electron microscopic picture of thin crystal plates of BCD, obtained at a magnification of 1.5 million, shows a linear structure with a periodicity of 14.5 A. At a magnification of 2 million, structural units, corresponding to cyclodextrin rings, can be observed.

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Abstract The electron microscopic picture of thin crystal plates of BCD, obtained at a magnification of 1.5 million, shows a linear structure with a periodicity of 14.5 A. At a magnification of 2 million, structural units, corresponding to cyclodextrin rings, can be observed.

Key concepts: Magnification, Electron micrographs, Resolution (logic), Micrograph, Electron microscope, BETA (programming language), Crystallography, Electron

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