Abstract:Over the last quarter of a century Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy (EELS) has proved itself as an excellent tool for investigating the plasmonic [1‐5] and electronic [1, 3, 4] response of carbon nanotubes: either by attaching a spectrometer to a Scanning Transmission Electron Microscope STEM [4, 5] or using a purpose built stand‐alone spectrometer [1‐3]. While STEM‐EELS provides superior spatial resolution to that of a stand‐alone spectrometer, it was not until recent improvements in electron source monochro… Show more
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