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Counting Reticle Klarmann Rulings Miller Disc, 20 mm, Corner, 7 X 7 mm Total Ruled Area, 1:10 Ratio MicroscopesNC9935913

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SKU #

#660923

MPN #

NC9935913

Brand

Fisher Scientific

Stock

In Stock

Quantity

100

Features

DISC, MILLER 20MM CORNER

$71.28 USD

Product Specifications Product Usage Additional Information
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Attribute Name Attribute Value
McKesson # 660923
Manufacturer # NC9935913
Brand Klarmann Rulings
Manufacturer Fisher Scientific
Application Counting Reticle
For Use With Microscopes
Specifications Miller Disc, 20 mm, Corner, 7 X 7 mm Total Ruled Area, 1:10 Ratio
UNSPSC Code 41122604
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  • For counting components of greatly varying densities in a specimen
  • Here the basic principle is that a small area of the specimen is analyzed in order to obtain information about the total area
  • The frequency of the sparsely distributed particles in the major square is related in the proportion 1:10 to that of the denser populations counted only in the smaller square