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· Scanning Probe Microscopes may be used to show the organization of surface atoms. A hexagonal self-assembled bilayer of N-(n-hexyl)-D-glucomide is shown opposite. |
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From: Royce, Princeton University |
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From: I. Tuzov, Freiburg University |
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· The Atomic
force microscope may be
used to both image a surface and measure local mechanical properties. The
example shown is a polypropylene surface that has been indented (twice) with
the tip of the scanning probe to measure the local elastic constant. |
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