In transmission electron microscopy, electron opacity is greatly enhanced by treating the specimen with

In transmission electron microscopy, electron opacity is greatly enhan

1.	In transmission electron microscopy, electron opacity is greatly enhanced by treating the specimen with
A.	ferrous ammonium sulfate
B.	uranium acetate
C.	sodium chloride
D.	basic fuchsin
Answer» C. sodium chloride

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