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Transmission Electron Microscopy

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Although the main concern of this book is transmission electron microscopy, the functions and limits of the other types of electron microscopes are also mentioned in this introductory chapter to show the advantages and disadvantages of their various imaging techniques. Several types of electron microscopes and analysing instruments capable of furnishing an “image” can be distinguished. We now examine these briefly, in turn, without considering the historical sequence in which these instruments were developed. In these background sections, references are restricted to review articles and books.

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