Atomic Force Microscope (MI) - A Molecular Instruments AFM ithat is used to acquire "in-air" or "in-liquid" AFM (Atomic Force Microscopy) images of mineral surface structure (z resolution sub angstrom x,y resolution 1-5 angstroms) in contact or tapping. Facility: Williamson Research Centre
Professor Jonathan Lloyd | |
Jon.Lloyd@manchester.ac.uk | |
+44-161-275-7155 |
Dr Paul Wincott | |
paul.wincott@manchester.ac.uk |