A simple mini-furnace for thermo-microscopy and crystal growth experiments

This is a review of the publications in chemical microscopy from January 1984 through December 1985, primarily as documented in Chemical Abstracts. The review stresses advances in microscopical techniques, primarily using the polarized light microscope, and in instrumentation related to present or potential analytical methods.As in previous reviews, certain topics are excluded; for example, virtually all publications concerning transmission electron microscopy or scanning electron microscopy are omitted, as are publications of a more theoretical nature.The alphanumeric referencing scheme and major text divisions are the same as in recent reviews, for the readers' convenience: sections range from A1 through Zl, A2 through Z2, etc., and citations are referenced within a section by the rightmost one or two digits as in A1.9 or R2.6. References cited here were obtained from a computer search of Chemical Abstracts and a manual search of regularly abstracted, major science, biology and microbiology, geology, chemistry, asbestos analysis, art conservation, and pure and applied research are but a few. New and improved instrumentation and techniques for sampling, preparing, and viewing specimens for examination have been pursued along with advances in photomacroand photomicrographic methods, and will be of interest to the amateur as well as professional microscopists. Worth men-

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A simple mini-furnace for thermo-microscopy and crystal growth experiments

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Crystal growth, structural and electrical properties of rubidium and cesium vanadium oxide bronzes

Crystal growth, structural and electrical properties of rubidium and cesium vanadium oxide bronzes

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