Measuring average particle size (histogram) from SEM image by ImageJ and Origin software

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[@rameeshaabid7329]

Please make a video on Fiji image J to calculate D10, D50 and D90 of a particle.

[@berbagipengetahuan7323]

ok. thanks so much for the suggestion given. I will make it in the next video

[@rameeshaabid7329]

It's a request to make the video as early as possible​@@berbagipengetahuan7323

[@psycogirl89]

How do you keep the yellow line in all the particles? to not repeat particles ?

[@berbagipengetahuan7323]

Can you mention your questions more specifically? Please mention the minutes and seconds so that I can answer correctly

[@hadjiraraf1461]

How to keep the yellow line preserved in the particles in the video, it started from 3.19 minutes to 5.19 minutes

[@berbagipengetahuan7323]

@@hadjiraraf1461 Once you have determined the diameter of a nanoparticle, you simply press "M" on your computer keyboard. The yellow line will keep automatically on the image.

[@anaequinta2301]

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