nanoparticles size from SEM images - 02

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Hello! Can you explain how to find the maximum and minimum of inclusions and volumetric content of the particles using image j? thanks a lot .

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Why you've used bins in the end in origin graph ? is it necessary for finding Nps Size ?

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Do you know how to measure the alignment of nanofibers with FFT in ImageJ?

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Hi Amjad, I reckon you can use an in-built function in the origin software if you want to show the gaussian distribution over a histogram. I just thought it was an unnecessarily long video.

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How to measure the velocity of a rising bubble in any solution using Image J?

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could you explain Raman analysis of Nano particles

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Thanks for this vidio. Very very important for me. Um. Sorry. May I ask for a request? Would you make a tutorial about how to analyse FTIR diagrams? Thankyou. Good luck >_

[@nanoworld6122]

Request noted. Thank You

[@quangnhanduong8628]

when I press the "M" button, I don't see the yellow bars with the number on the selected point like in the videos (6:23) so I can't remember which one I chose. Tell me how to display it, please. Thank you

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I am having same problem as well

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[@amaniyaaneesha9795]

Sir, why did you change y axis to frequency?

[@phuphatoonkamtoey7888]

The straight-line keep disappears when I measure the new diameter. What should I do?

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Go to Analyze > Set measurements > Mark option "Add Overlay" kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3-voGCCgZmeodE

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[@Aishasadventures7809]

XC value is mean or what? Thanks a lot for this video

[@emmakhan14]

If SEM image is in "um", we will set scale for micrometer or first have to convert it in "nm" and then set scale? I have to calculate nanoparticles size and distribution but result images i got are in "1-um" size, i used your method and size i calculated is coming in 0.3-0.5 Did i attempt it correctly?????

[@nanoworld6122]

It does not matter, if your scale is in either in um or in nanometer. If you set the scale as 1 um and then calculated it and came up as 0.3 - 0.5 um size then its means your particles size is 300- 500 nm. and if you set the scale 1 um = 1000 nm (i.e. put 1000 nm instead of 1 um) then you will directly get 300 - 500 nm size. So, it does not matter.

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Sir how to put micro symbol during seting of scale

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very informative vedio.. thank you. similarly can we know the diameter and shape of nanoparticle

[@nanoworld6122]

Yes we can

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sir please upload the correlation graph example.

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Please sir make a video on How to calculate PORE SIZE, PORE DIAMETER from SEM images using ImageJ software.. Please!

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i could find link for ImageJ software

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Why my results in excel are not separated into columns? It's all in one column. Can you help me?

[@nanoworld6122]

let me check it, email me your data.

[@hilhan1]

when you save your data, dont save as cvs format. change with xls

[@noreenramzan6727]

is it necessary to select width of nano wire . why not length .

[@nanoworld6122]

It is because nanowires are 2D confined materials.

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How to enter micrometer in unit window

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Bro please tell me what is 'MIN' and 'MAX' with circle measurements of particls

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Minimum and maximue value

[@SebastianNaOsle]

Is there any automatic way to measure the diameters? (I know you'd say there is no such thing, but that's not acceptable).

[@nanoworld6122]

I know an automation method for the estimation of particles size. However, I'm not aware of such method for the estimation of diameters.

[@SebastianNaOsle]

@@nanoworld6122 I found that the opencv library in Python can do it. Thank you anyway.

[@md.sydulislam4362]

You calculate diameter? what about particle size then? what about the length measurement instead of width/diameter?

[@nanoworld6122]

Nanowires are 1D materials. Which means you have to calculate its diameter only. However, you can calculate the length and aspect ratio as well. Only if both end of the nanowire are visible in micrograph. In my case, the two end of wires were not visible in the image, that's why I only consider calculating the diameter.

[@md.sydulislam4362]

@@nanoworld6122 Thank you. So, what will be particle size then? i mean if I have to write the nanowire/rod-shaped particles' particle size, then what should I write?

[@nanoworld6122]

The size/dimension terminology is usually used for particles. If your material has the rod/wires shaped, then wite the diameters.

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checked and found it working. For your convenience, I have attached the link here. wsr.imagej.net/distros/win/ij153-win-java8.zip

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Unzip it before opening in ImageJ

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[@hilhan1]

You make mistake because you focus on width, how about length?

[@nanoworld6122]

I don't think so, Because, these are nano-wires and nano-wires are 1D material. For that reason, I'm calculating the diameter of the wires. Moreover, the estimation of length is not possible in my case. Because, you can measure something if the both end of the object is visible. In my case, I can not see the both end of the wires therefore I can not measure the length.

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