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PARTICLES of a zinc oxide powder cluster together due to the electrostatic forces acting between the individual particles. These clusters can be reduced to a minimum by the technique described here, and a homogeneous distribution of the particles is obtained throughout the sample. This homogeneous distribution is almost a necessity for the investigation of the grain-size distribution of the zinc oxide powder, utilizing microscopic techniques, as it reduces the time involved in the counting procedure.
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PEELAERS, W. Preparing Dispersions of Zinc Oxide Particles for Electronmicroscopic Investigation. Nature 210, 88–89 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/210088a0
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