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amorphic

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The second form of ferruginous body as defined by light microscopy had as its core a thin black filament determined by electron microscopy to be composed of amorphic organic material (Type B).
One, called amorphic diamond, represents a "true" diamond material, with a hardness that can match that of natural diamond, says Farzin Davanloo, a physicist at the University of Texas at Dallas.
Furthermore, the PowerLite 7300 can now display amorphic 16:9 video images, which is the same widescreen ratio that is used in movie theaters.
 
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