August 4th, 2004
Abstract:
NanoCraft (Research & Development) has combined its self-developed chemical force microscopy with digital pulsed force mode. This has opened for the first time the possibility of chemical and also biological force mapping of technical and biological surfaces on nano- and µ-scale.
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