-transparent.png){kind=logo}
A technique, using Nuclepore polycarbonate membrane filters as a containing medium for very small volumes of ionic standard solutions, to produce homogeneous ice standards is described. The standards are suitable for use in a scanning electron microscope. The relationship between elemental X-ray counts and ionic concentration is found to be linear. The method is rapid and simple. Minimum detectable concentrations are given.
Related Publications
A P Reid, and
W T Potts, and
K Oates, and
R Mulvaney, and
E W Wolff
August 1982,
Journal of microscopy,
A P Reid, and
W T Potts, and
K Oates, and
R Mulvaney, and
E W Wolff
January 1994,
Scanning microscopy. Supplement,
A P Reid, and
W T Potts, and
K Oates, and
R Mulvaney, and
E W Wolff
October 1986,
Journal of microscopy,
A P Reid, and
W T Potts, and
K Oates, and
R Mulvaney, and
E W Wolff
August 1997,
Histochemistry and cell biology,
A P Reid, and
W T Potts, and
K Oates, and
R Mulvaney, and
E W Wolff
May 1988,
Journal of electron microscopy technique,
A P Reid, and
W T Potts, and
K Oates, and
R Mulvaney, and
E W Wolff
January 1981,
Scanning electron microscopy,
A P Reid, and
W T Potts, and
K Oates, and
R Mulvaney, and
E W Wolff
January 1994,
Scanning microscopy. Supplement,
A P Reid, and
W T Potts, and
K Oates, and
R Mulvaney, and
E W Wolff
January 1983,
Scanning electron microscopy,
A P Reid, and
W T Potts, and
K Oates, and
R Mulvaney, and
E W Wolff
January 1980,
Scanning electron microscopy,
A P Reid, and
W T Potts, and
K Oates, and
R Mulvaney, and
E W Wolff
June 1982,
Journal of microscopy,
