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Volume 9 - April 2001

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Microscopy 101

  • Another Tip Collecting Serial Ultrathin Sections

  • Tim Schneider
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    14 March 2018, p. 29
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  • Preparation of Coated Slides

  • Thomas E. Phillips
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    14 March 2018, pp. 36-37
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Research Article

  • How do I Visualize a Thin Gold Film on a Smooth Surface

  • Mary Mager
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    14 March 2018, pp. 30-31
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  • A question on the Microscopy Listserver concerned using an FESEM to examine a thin, thermally-evaporated gold film on single crystal germanium. It is always a difficult problem to find small surface details or textures on a smooth surface in the SEM. A surface without visible topography looks the same whether it is in or out of focus, and so the method to make sure the surface is in focus is a slow, iterative one.

    My researchers like to give me a one inch square of highly polished steel or titanium and ask me to find and analyze the five tiny inclusions somewhere in the middle. If there is a particular feature or area that I need to examine, I find that area by eye or under a low power, binocular light microscope and mark it with a fine, red felt-tip pen.

Back matter

  • MTO volume 9 issue 1 Cover and Back matter

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    14 March 2018, pp. b1-b2
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Microscopy 101

  • Another Lens Cleaning Tip

  • Robert Fitton
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    14 March 2018, p. 29
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Research Article

  • Precision Attachment of (Silica) Spheres to AFM Cantilever Tips

  • Shane Huntington, Ms Sarah Nespolo
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    14 March 2018, pp. 32-33
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  • Over the past decade the Atomic Force Microscope has been utilised in a myriad of applications across many fields of research and industry. One area that has been of particular interest is the measurement of small scale forces. The AFM is capable of measuring electrostatic and van der Waals forces with high precision based on small deflections of the AFM cantilever.

    The forces between colloidal particles dominate the behaviour of a great variety of materials. The AFM has been extensively used to measure the forces between planar surfaces and individual colloid particles. One of the key driving forces for such experiments and the corresponding theoretical framework that has ensued is the ease of use of standard AFM tips for such measurements.

Other

  • Index of Advertisers

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    14 March 2018, p. 38
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Letter

  • Letters to the Editor: Resolution and Resolving Power

  • Jeff Rosner, Ron Anderson
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    14 March 2018, pp. 34-35
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Microscopy 101

  • The “Whistle” Test

  • Mary Mager
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Front matter

  • MTO volume 9 issue 2 Cover and Front matter

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    14 March 2018, pp. f1-f2
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Other

  • Index of Advertisers

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Microscopy 101

  • Ceramic Powder Preparation for EM

  • Charles Garber
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    14 March 2018, p. 36
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  • MTO volume 9 issue 2 Cover and Back matter

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    14 March 2018, pp. b1-b2
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Microscopy 101

  • Cleaning a Calibration Standard Grid

  • Rick Workman
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Front matter

  • MTO volume 9 issue 4 Cover and Front matter

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    14 March 2018, pp. f1-f2
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Back matter

  • MTO volume 9 issue 4 Cover and Back matter

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    14 March 2018, pp. b1-b3
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Microscopy 101

  • Serial Sections for TEM Without Using Glue

  • Timothy G. Schneider
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  • Embedding Vibratome™ Sections for TEM

  • John Chandler
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  • A Brief Tip on Decolorizing DAB Staining for Immunohistochemistry

  • Mike King
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    14 March 2018, p. 37
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Other

  • Index of Advertisers

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