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Evaporated carbon films for use in electron microscopy
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In this paper, a method for producing carbon films suitable for electron microscope specimen supports was developed, where carbon is evaporated on to an extremely soluble substrate, which is dissolved away leaving very thin films.Abstract:
A method has been developed for producing carbon films suitable for electron microscope specimen supports. Carbon is evaporated on to an extremely soluble substrate, which is dissolved away leaving very thin films.read more
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A negative staining method for high resolution electron microscopy of viruses.
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Direct observation of the tetrahedral bonding in graphitized carbon black by high resolution electron microscopy
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Electron microscopy of structural detail in frozen biological specimens.
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Electron‐beam fabrication of 80‐Å metal structures
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