X‐ray microtomography
Abstract
A microscope system based on the principles of computerized axial tomography is described for determining the distribution of the X-ray absorption coefficient in a slice from a solid object without cutting sections. An application is given to determining the distribution at a resolution of about 15 micrometer through a shell of about 0.5 mm diameter.
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