Chemistry: Graduate Lecture Series: (CT6) Electron Microscopy (2L) New
Description
Lecture 1 will describe the basics of electron diffraction and the main differences from X-ray and neutron diffraction, particularly as regards the strength of the interaction and the complications caused by multiple scattering. The advantages of the method in determining unit cell dimensions will also be discussed.
Lecture 2 will concentrate on the advantages conferred by forming images with electrons but also on the inherent problems such as the effect of aberrations on the ultimate resolution. If there is sufficient time, a consideration of the information available in high resolution images will be made.
Target audience
Postgraduates in the Department of Chemistry
Format
Lecture
Duration
1 hour
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