TRANSMISSION OF VERY SLOW ELECTRONS AS A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL
@inproceedings{Frank2013TRANSMISSIONOV, title={TRANSMISSION OF VERY SLOW ELECTRONS AS A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL}, author={Ludek Frank and Jana Nebes{\'a}řov{\'a} and Ilona M{\"u}llerov{\'a}}, year={2013} }
The penetration of electrons through solids is retarded by sequences of their interactions with the matter in which the electron changes its direction of motion and loses its energy. Inelastic collisions, the intensity of which reaches a maximum at around 50 electronvolts (eV) and drops steeply on both sides of this fuzzy threshold, are decisive for the penetration of electrons. Transmission microscopy (TEM or STEM) observes thin samples of tens to hundreds of nanometres in thickness by passing…
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