Lecture

Sample Preparation for SEM

Description

This lecture by Aurélie Favier covers the preparation of polished sections for scanning electron microscopy, focusing on stopping hydration by solvent exchange. The process includes sawing the sample, immersing it in isopropanol, drying, resin coating, polishing with sandpaper and diamond particles, and applying a conductive carbon layer.

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