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QX3 Digital Image Gallery
Paper Towel
Paper is composed of cellulose fibers that are ground into a pulp and pressed together. We examined the fibrous nature of a paper towel using reflected light in the QX3 microscope.
These images were captured using the oblique illuminator built into the microscope head with the assistance of a Dolan-Jenner Model 180 fiber optics illuminator using a 150 watt projection lamp. The light pipes of the illuminator were placed at approximately a 45-degree angle with respect to the optical axis of the microscope and were positioned to evenly illuminate the specimen. A 2-inch square section of black paper was placed over the diffusion filter on the stage of the microscope to avoid any glare from transmitted illumination.
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