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The DME BRR Hybrid SEM/AFM Scans a Single Salt Crystal

The DME BRR microscope makes it possible to investigate surfaces of places one can never find with a conventional AFM + optical microscope combination. This, together with using standard cantilevers, allows to do experiments, that can not be performed with any other equipment. The video shows scanning the top surface of a salt crystal, that looks like a small nano table.

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