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Microscope Mechanical Object Stage for the Study of the Tracks of Charged Particles in Photographic Emulsions or Other Objects in Transparent Media

Hilding Slätis

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A new microscope mechanical object stage is described. In addition to the usual arrangements for measurements of the x and y coordinates for nuclear tracks in photographic emulsions, the stage is rotatable about the optical axis of the microscope as well as about an axis perpendicular to the optical axis. The angles of rotation can be read off scales. Through these arrangements and by the use of an eyepiece micrometer the orientation and the length of nuclear tracks can be measured directly.

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A new microscope mechanical object stage is described. In addition to the usual arrangements for measurements of the x and y coordinates for nuclear tracks in photographic emulsions, the stage is rotatable about the optical axis of the microscope as well as about an axis perpendicular to the optical axis. The angles of rotation can be read off scales. Through these arrangements and by the use of an eyepiece micrometer the orientation and the length of nuclear tracks can be measured directly.

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A new microscope mechanical object stage is described. In addition to the usual arrangements for measurements of the x and y coordinates for nuclear tracks in photographic emulsions, the stage is rotatable about the optical axis of the microscope as well as about an axis perpendicular to the optical axis. The angles of rotation can be read off scales. Through these arrangements and by the use of an eyepiece micrometer the orientation and the length of nuclear tracks can be measured directly.

Key concepts: Microscope, Eyepiece, Optics, Optical axis, Perpendicular, Optical microscope, Rotation (mathematics), Orientation (vector space)

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