A 3.0-MV transmission electron microscope has been in operation at Osaka University in Japan for several years. The higher-energy electrons allow for deeper sample penetration and extremely high resolution. What is the resolution limit for these electrons?
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A 3.0-MV transmission electron microscope has been in operation at Osaka University in Japan for several years. The higher-energy electrons allow for deeper sample penetration and extremely high resolution. What is the resolution limit for these electrons?
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