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Um sólido cristalino: imagem de resolução atômica de um titanato de estrôncio. Os átomos mais brilhantes são do elemento Sr, as mais escuras de Ti.
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Um sólido cristalino: imagem de resolução atômica de um titanato de estrôncio. Os átomos mais brilhantes são do elemento Sr, as mais escuras de Ti.
{{Information |Description={{en|Atomic resolution STEM-HAADF image of SrTiO3. Brighter atoms are Sr and darker ones are Ti.]] |Source=[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Stohrem.jpg en-wiki] |Date= |Author=[[:en:user:Materialscientist|Materialsci
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