Is it possible to see twins in Si under an optical microscope?

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Is it possible to see twins in Si under an optical microscope?
 
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well optical microscopy do reveal twins in brasses, hopefully twins in Si can also be observed but I am not pretty sure about this. Otherwise if it does you shoud have to look for an etchent for that . . . .
 


I was looking for suitable etchant. Can somebody suggest one?
 

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