The roughness of these microscope slides or coverslips has not been determined. As per the product detail page, this product is suitable for samples like the entire specimen, the body parts of a specimen, and histological sections. However, it may be able to be qualified for use with metal samples by the end user.
XX1007615
Microscope Slides
Accessories for filter holders for sample preparation.
Synonym(s):
Glass microscope slides, Laboratory slides
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UNSPSC Code:
41104909
eCl@ss:
32031613
NACRES:
NB.24
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material
glass fiber slide
Quality Level
H
7.6 cm (3 in.)
W
5.0 cm (2 in.)
compatibility
for use with Patch Test Kit
shipped in
ambient
General description
A microscope slide is designed for the collection of various samples like the entire specimen, body parts of a specimen, and histological sections for both reference and research purposes. It has a significant role in history, veterinary, forensic, and medical fields.[1] Microscope slide acts as an accessory for filter holders for sample preparation.
Application
Microscope slides have been used for histological studies of necrotic tissue and epithelial debris.[2]
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Buenas. ¿Se ha caracterizado la rugosidad de los portamuestras o cubremuestras de microscopio? ¿Se pueden tener de muy baja rugosidad? Quiero depositar una capa delgada de metal con alta precisión sobre ellos. Gracias
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