1989
DOI: 10.1002/jemt.1060110405
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Control of specimen orientation and environment

Abstract: Application of electron microscopy in a wide variety of fields of investigation has placed ever-expanding demands on the various components of the instrument. In situ specimen manipulation is one such demand and can often be critical to the success of an experiment. Control of specimen orientation is the most common manipulation, but control of a variety of other physical and chemical parameters may also be important. Temperature, gaseous and/or liquid environment, and mechanical operations are examples. Contr… Show more

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