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3-D Lichtenberg Figure in Acrylic
This 3" x 3" x 2" three dimensional Lichtenberg Figure was created by ebeam irradiation along multiple planes. The internal potential within the specimen prior to discharging it was estimated to be 2.2 million volts. The specimen is illuminated from below by blue LEDs.
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