Lecture

Electron Microscopy of Polymers

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Description

This lecture covers the techniques of scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy for morphological characterization of polymers, including electron processing assembly, sources of contrast, mass thickness contrast, quantitative analysis, defocus effects, beam damage, charging, contamination, loss of crystallinity, and avoiding beam damage through temperature control, voltage adjustment, carbon film protection, and specimen preparation.

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Industrial and production engineering

Manufacturing engineering: Electron-beam technology

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