Multi-channel photoelectric scanning instrument for sizing microscopic particles

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by B. B. Morgan and E. W. Myer. Journal of Scientific Instruments, Vol. 36

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Cooke, Troughton and Simms ArchiveVI/CTS

Corporate RecordsVI/CTS/1

Accounting and Financial RecordsVI/CTS/2

PersonnelVI/CTS/3

Manufacturing RecordsVI/CTS/4

Sales RecordsVI/CTS/5

MarketingVI/CTS/6

Photographs and FilmVI/CTS/7

PublicationsVI/CTS/8

Vickers NewsVI/CTS/8/1

Scientific papersVI/CTS/8/2

The Hilger Microscope InterferometerVI/CTS/8/2/1

Report on the Maps and Surveys of the British Antarctic Expedition, 1910-1913VI/CTS/8/2/2

The Future of the Cinema Projector and Photography as an extension of visionVI/CTS/8/2/3

The Future of Photographic Astronomical InstrumentsVI/CTS/8/2/4

The Adjustments of an Equatorial Mounting for Astronomical TelescopesVI/CTS/8/2/5

A Neat Turn IndicatorVI/CTS/8/2/6

The Re-Triangulation of Great BritainVI/CTS/8/2/7

The Preparation of Cast Iron Micro-specimensVI/CTS/8/2/8

Surface FinishVI/CTS/8/2/9

Improved Image Illumination and Contrast with the Metallurgical MicroscopeVI/CTS/8/2/10

The Practical Application of Phase-Contrast to the Biologist's MicroscopeVI/CTS/8/2/11

The Application of the Surveyor's Telescope to Precise TacheometryVI/CTS/8/2/12

An Improved Polarizing Microscope III: The Slotted Ocular and the Slotted ObjectiveVI/CTS/8/2/13

The Phase-Contrast Microscope with particular reference to Vertical Incident IlluminationVI/CTS/8/2/14

An Improved Polarizing Microscope IV: The Federov StageVI/CTS/8/2/15

The Plastic Deformation of Optical GlassVI/CTS/8/2/16

The Use of the Interference Microscope to determine Dry Mass in Living Cells and as a Quantitative Cytochemical MethodVI/CTS/8/2/17

Preparation of Polished SpecimensVI/CTS/8/2/18

Direct Measurement of Standard Reflectances with the MicrophotometerVI/CTS/8/2/19

The Tellurometer System of Distance MeasurementVI/CTS/8/2/20

Suitability of Polarising Film for PhotometersVI/CTS/8/2/21

A New Method for Orthoscopic Adjustment with the Federov StageVI/CTS/8/2/22

Two New Self-Aligning LevelsVI/CTS/8/2/23

Multi-channel photoelectric scanning instrument for sizing microscopic particlesVI/CTS/8/2/24

Heights by Aneroid BarometerVI/CTS/8/2/25

Inhibition of Nucleic acid synthesis caused by X-irradiation of the nucleolusVI/CTS/8/2/26

A Cadmium Sulphide Photocell Exposure MeterVI/CTS/8/2/27

The Rodolite, A New Optical Measuring DeviceVI/CTS/8/2/28

The Rodolite, A New Optical Measuring DeviceVI/CTS/8/2/29

The Precise Measurement of Small objectsVI/CTS/8/2/30

Optical IllusionsVI/CTS/8/2/31

An Image-Splitting Microscope used as a 'Go or Not Go' GaugeVI/CTS/8/2/32

General papersVI/CTS/8/3