File:Silverpaint.jpg
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[edit]Scanning electron micrograph of silver conductive paint. For comparison, the green line is 2micrometres on the same scale.
Image taken by Daryl Beggs, University of St Andrews, 2/6/2006.
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| 17:44, 6 December 2006 |  | 1,023 × 767 (186 KB) | DMB (talk | contribs) | Scanning electron micrograph of silver conductive paint. For comparison, the green line is 2micrometres on the same scale. |
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