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| | Graticules Line, Crosshair, Porton, Fairs, Paterson globe, Asbestos, ASTM, Mertz, Weibel, Walton, Miller Squares, ... |
 | | Graticules for particle size analysis are particularly popular when there are only limited quantities of particles or where particles are smaller than 50 microns in diameter. |
 | | The basic principle employed is to compare particles to the globes and circles of varying sizes that appear on the graticule – dark particles being compared to solids globes, and light or transparent ones to the circles. |
 | | With this graticule the proportion of points lying over the image of one type of component is statistically proportional to the area occupied by that component. |
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