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EBSD orientation map of solar panel thin film

Abstract:
A new e-brochure from JEOL illustrates the application of an ion beam cross section polisher for SEM sample preparation of solar panel thin films and kerogen-rich shale samples. The online brochure includes SEM images as well as movie and 3D files of complex shale composites and EBSD orientation maps of solar panel thin films. The JEOL cross section polisher produces cross sections without smearing, crumbling, or distortion - ideal for preparing difficult samples.

New Energy E-Brochure: Ion Beam Cross-sectioning of Oil shale and Solar Panel Thin Films

Peabody, MA | Posted on May 12th, 2009

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Pamela Mansfield
Marketing Communications
JEOL USA
11 Dearborn Road
Peabody, MA 01966
www.jeolusa.com

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