File:"Look At The Sky" - Silicon dioxide nanoparticles.jpg
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Русский: Серия РЭМ-изображений получена для изучения явления зарядовых пятен, образующихся в процессе движения заряженных частиц по поверхности твердого тела. Наночастицы диоксида кремния образуют сложную сеть агломератов под влиянием электромагнитного поля на поверхности диодной структуры, созданной из монокристаллической подложки кремния. Частицы получены из тетраэтоксисилана методом удаленного плазмоактивированного химического осаждения из газовой фазы при атмосферном давлении. Изображения были сделаны с использованием сканирующего электронного микроскопа Zeiss Supra 55VP.
Автор видит в микроскопических изображениях, которые просты, как черно-белые фотографии, и сложны, как фрактальные структуры, моменты из жизни людей. Это мечтательный взгляд ребенка “Look At The Sky” или исполненный тоской о прошлом взор старца “End Of The Silicon Age”. Это любитель приключений нашел способ сразиться с природой и познать себя “Night Surf”. Это я, когда возвращаюсь домой из прошлого “Footsteps In The Snow”. English: A series of SEM images obtained to study the effect of charged spots which have formed during a motion of charged particles on a solid surface. Silicon dioxide nanoparticles form a complex network of agglomerates under influence of electromagnetic field on the surface of a diode structure formed from a single crystal silicon substrate. The particles were formed from tetraethoxysilane by remote plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition under atmospheric pressure AP-RPECVD. The images have been obtained with a scanning electron microscope Zeiss Supra 55VP. The author sees in these microscopic images, which are as simple black and white photographs and as complicated as a fractal structure, moments of people's lives. It's a dreamy view of a child “Look At The Sky” or wistful eyes of an old man's retrospective “End Of The Silicon Age”. It's an adventure lover that has found a way to fight with nature and acknowledge himself “Night Surf”. It's I, when I come back home from the past “Footsteps In The Snow”. |
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| Author | Sergey Langin |
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