When you see a particle size that size, it is not something that was
ever in the water being tested...entirely BOGUS.
That's the diameter of an oxidized Ion made when the CS sample was dried in
order to prepare it for TEM scanning.
It was never a "particle" in-the-water.
Micron is short for micrometer
0.0008 microns = 0.0008 micrometers
Ode
At 10:41 AM 11/13/2011 -0800, you wrote:
Can someone please help me out on this one, since I am a neophyte when it
comes to particle size measurement.
A particle the size of 0.8 nanometers is 0.0008 microns - but how many
micrometers is that?
Thanks.
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