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How one can analyse an image of a solid material obtained with an optical microscope ?
There are hundreds of things that can be studied with an optical microscope. I don't think dumping hundreds of papers would help here (and you could find them on your own anyway).chikou24i said:I just want steps and advices for analysing any solid sample from it's microsopic image. For example Fe-C
Optical microscopy image analysis is a technique used in scientific research to analyze images acquired through optical microscopy. It involves using specialized software to process and extract information from the images, such as size, shape, and intensity of objects within the image.
Optical microscopy image analysis can be applied to a wide range of images, including brightfield, phase contrast, fluorescence, and confocal microscopy images. It can also be used for analyzing images of different types of samples, such as cells, tissues, and materials.
Optical microscopy image analysis is used in various fields of research, such as biology, medicine, materials science, and engineering. It can be used for tasks such as cell counting, measuring cell and particle size, tracking cell movement, and quantifying protein expression levels.
Using optical microscopy image analysis allows for more accurate and precise measurements compared to manual analysis. It also enables researchers to analyze large datasets quickly and efficiently, saving time and effort. Additionally, it can provide valuable insights and data that may not be visible to the naked eye.
Optical microscopy image analysis is a non-destructive technique that does not require extensive sample preparation or staining, unlike other techniques such as electron microscopy. It also offers a higher resolution and can capture images in real-time, making it a useful tool for studying dynamic processes in cells and tissues. However, it may not be suitable for samples that are too thick or too transparent, and it may also be limited by the quality of the images acquired.