01389nam a2200181   4500001000700000100004100007101000800048200007900056205001200135210003100147215003000178225000600208330089800214606001401112606003001126700002701156701002401183389674  a20100806d1958       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aHandbook of chemical microscopyfÉmile Monnin Chamot, Clyde Walter Mason  a3rd ed.  aNew YorkcWileydcop. 1958  a[xii], 502 p.cil.d23 cm  aI  aPreface. Acknowledgments. The optical system of the microscope. Microscopes for use in chemical laboratories. Ilumination of transparent objects - Light sources. Ilumination of opaque objects - Metallographic microscopes. Methods for the preparation of materiais for microscopical study. Special methods for interpretation of appearances and observation of physical properties. Ultramicroscopy. Colloidal Phenomena. Photomicrography and microprojection. Electron microscopy.The study of Doubly refractive materials by means of the polarizing microscope . Determination of refractive indices of liquids and solids. The relation of optical properties to structure of aggregates and crystals. Chemical crystallography; Preparation of crystals for study. Microscopical measurements. Particle size determinations. Quantitative analyses of heterogeneous mixtures. Michel-Levy scale of birefringence.  aQUÍMICA  aMICROSCOPIA ELECTRÓNICA  aCHAMOTbE´mile Monnin  aMASONbClyde Walter