• Onno (VK6FLAB)
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    101 month ago

    Saying the same thing as the text doesn’t help anyone.

    • Kashif Shah
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      1 month ago

      It helps those that know how to read the text… It clearly states that those are Pr-Pr dumbbells in the PrScO3 lattice that you are seeing. Also, you should be seeing some O-Sc-O triplets, but I didn’t look for them.

      This is a picture of a crystal of a molecule made up of three different types of atoms.

      I’m too tired to help you more, right now, sorry.

      • @BearOfaTime@lemm.ee
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        11 month ago

        OP specifically asked:

        the glowing yellow balls or the entire meatballs.

        I’m sure if OP understood the text, this wouldn’t have been asked.

        • Kashif Shah
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          1 month ago

          I gave the OP the benefit of the doubt that it didnt know where to look in the article for the description of the image.

          Will stop trying to help, sorry.

          • @laughterlaughter@lemmy.world
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            Can someone explain what the various parts of this picture of atoms are?

            You didn’t do any of this. You just were condescending to the OP. It doesn’t help people to be more interested in Science.

            Good thing you stopped “helping.”

            Edit: Sorry if I sounded aggressive. I see that you replied to a different comment and appreciated their simpler explanation.

            • Kashif Shah
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              01 month ago

              I will definitely wait until i see that there are actually 0 replies after a day before I reply to anything science related.

              I dont feel welcome here and good bye.

              • @laughterlaughter@lemmy.world
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                -11 month ago

                Or you could just accurately answer the question. This community is called “AskScience” after all. Then use the links or excerpts from the papers or articles as a backup.