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The Principles and Practice of Electron Microscopy
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The electron microscopy with light and electrons (EM) family as discussed by the authors is a family of microscopy techniques that use electron microscopes for high-vacuity measurements. But the electron microscope family is not suitable for the analysis of high-voltage measurements.Abstract:
1. Microscopy with light and electrons 2. The electron microscope family 3. Rudiments of specimen preparation and interpretation of micrographs 4. Specialised techniques in electron microscopy 5. Examples of the use of electron microscopy Appendix 1: Production and measurement of high vacua Appendix 2: Vacuum deposition of thin metallic and carbon films for electron microscopy Appendix 3: X-ray generation and analysis Appendix 4: Electron sources for electron microscopes.read more
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