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Electron Microscopy

Electron Microscopy

The main point of Electron Microscopy is the unusual short wavelength of the electron beams, substituted for light energy. The wavelengths of about 0.005 nm increases the ressolving power of the instrument to fractions of a nanometer. It makes it possible to see viruses and larger molecules clearly. Two types of electron microscopes are in use today:

transmission-electron-microscopy
1.Transmission electron Microscopy - TEM

scanning-electron-microscopy-SEM
2.Scanning Electron Microscopy - SEM

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