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Zinc oxide crystals

Zinc oxide crystals

July 10, 2017
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This image displays the intergrowth of Zinc oxide crystals.

Taken by Dr Alexander Kulak from the University of Leeds with the aid of an electron microscope, it was submitted to the FEI image gallery.

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