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- | {{:aree:microscopia:elettronica:tem.jpeg?200 |}} <wrap em bigger>Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM)</wrap> allows to obtain high resolution images by high energy transmitted electrons from an ultrathin (<100nm) and adequately contrasted sample. | + | {{:aree:microscopia:elettronica:tem.jpeg?200 |}} <wrap em>Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM)</wrap> allows to obtain high resolution images by high energy transmitted electrons from an ultrathin (<100nm) and adequately contrasted sample. |
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* **Ultramicrotome LEICA UC6** for sectioning of samples embedded in epoxy and acrylic resins. | * **Ultramicrotome LEICA UC6** for sectioning of samples embedded in epoxy and acrylic resins. | ||
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- | {{ :aree:microscopia:elettronica:sem.jpeg?300|}} <wrap em bigger>Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscopy (FE-SEM)</wrap> allows to obtain high resolution three dimensional images from an adequately treated sample. A very high collimated electron beam interacts with a conductive sample scanning an area from which it induces the emission of secondary electrons. \\ These are collected to produce a such high focal depth image to permit detailed analysis of the morphological features of the region of interest. | + | {{ :aree:microscopia:elettronica:sem.jpeg?300|}} <wrap em>Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscopy (FE-SEM)</wrap> allows to obtain high resolution three dimensional images from an adequately treated sample. A very high collimated electron beam interacts with a conductive sample scanning an area from which it induces the emission of secondary electrons. \\ These are collected to produce a such high focal depth image to permit detailed analysis of the morphological features of the region of interest. |
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+ | ==== History ==== | ||
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+ | //The electron microscopy service is offered thanks to a shared management agreement between the <wrap em>FAST</wrap> and the <wrap em>FARVA</wrap>, <wrap em>MEGE</wrap> and <wrap em>TISP</wrap> centers. In all these structures there are in fact human resources and knowledge coming from the historical area of electron microscopy. The agreement safeguards a cultural heritage that has been present in the Institute for years, allows the advancement of the electron microscopy sector and facilitates the optimization of resources.// | ||
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+ | /* > FIXME **To be revised.**\\ //(remove this paragraph once finished)// */ |