Precambrian Research–54 Focussed ion beam preparation and in situ nanoscopic study of Precambrian acritarchs Andr´e Kempe a,1 , Richard Wirth b , Wladyslaw Altermann c,∗ , Robert W. Stark a , J. Willi

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Date: 2006-01-11 10:38:50 Electron microscopy Microscopes Raman scattering Scanning probe microscopy Intermolecular forces Transmission electron microscopy Atomic-force microscopy Scanning electron microscope Electron microscope Microscopy Raman microscope Focused ion beam		Precambrian Research–54 Focussed ion beam preparation and in situ nanoscopic study of Precambrian acritarchs Andr´e Kempe a,1 , Richard Wirth b , Wladyslaw Altermann c,∗ , Robert W. Stark a , J. Willi Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nano-science.de Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,07 MB Share Document on Facebook

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