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, Электронная томография (англ. electron mic … Электронная томография (англ. electron microscopy tomography, scanning transmission electron tomography, 3D TEM, ET) — методика получения трехмерных изображений наноразмерных/субмикроразмерных структур с помощью просвечивающей электронной микроскопии. Трехмерная модель реконструируется из изображений, полученных с одной и той же частицы под разными углами.одной и той же частицы под разными углами.
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