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English: Microcrystals of cesium permanganate CsMnO4, obtained by microcrystallographic method. For crystals, dilute solutions of cesium nitrate and potassium permanganate were used. Microcrystallographic analysis is to study the shape, color and size of the crystals formed between the test substance and the reagent, by which one can identify an unknown substance or ion. The photograph was made by computer using the ScopeTek DCM-510 digital camera and the ScopePhoto 3.0 program. Increase 100x |
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