Other types of microscopes use the wave nature of various physical processes. The most important is theelectron microscope, which uses a beam of electrons in its image formation. Thetransmission electron microscope(TEM) has magnifying powers of more than 1,000,000×. TEMs form images of thin sp...
On the left is the section in relation to the mushroom and its cap; on the right is a schematized diagram of part of the section, under your microscope. Use good razor blades! Prepare to budget some money for razor blades, because successful sectioning requires super sharp edges. We're ...
‘evaporate’ from its surface. Since the microscope's resolution depends on a small electron wavelength, and since that is inversely proportional to its momentum, the microscope needs very fast electrons, accelerated by a large electric potential. Thus the electron source is maintained at a ...
(10mm). Sample morphology, topography and surface information can all be simultaneously explored while being at a safe distance from the pole piece. Thanks to its high-speed and high-sensitivity in-lens backscattered detector, BSE are still detected even at extremely low beam currents (a...
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where Ebinding is the binding energy (BE) of the electron, Ephoton is the energy of the X-ray photons being used, Ekinetic is the kinetic energy of the electron as measured by the instrument, and φ is the work function of the spectrometer (not the material). This equation is essential...
The MS Series monoscope is a special device in a way that it has a huge working distance that is suited for viewing and examining macro specimens like plants, insects and minerals. It is easy to use and it has quality optics. Its simple ... Compare this product See the other products...
3. In the electronics industry, it is used as operating tools such as transistor soldering, mobile phone electronic maintenance, watch maintenance and inspection. 4. In biological anatomy, applied to local anatomy. 5. In the manufacture of precision parts, it is applied to the device of machine...
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Fluorescence microscopy, because of its complexity, gives more difficulty than usual in interpretation of the image. Factors which may affect the appearance of the image in afluorescence microscopeare related to the specimen, to themicroscope opticalsystem (particularly the filter combination) and to ...