#Scanning Electron Microscopy

Comprehensive exploration of materials characterization techniques, covering optical and electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and transmission electron microscopy, with hands-on demonstrations and practical applications.

Explores CO₂-induced reactions on debonded well cement-casing interfaces through reactive flow-through experiments, examining permeability changes and microstructural effects for carbon storage applications.

Master SEM/FESEM imaging techniques through practical analogies. Learn key parameters, beam control, and troubleshooting for high-quality microscopy results across various sample types and conditions.

Explore charged-particle interaction analysis, covering SEM fundamentals, beam-sample interactions, detection methods, and advanced techniques like EPMA and EBSD for comprehensive micro/nano characterization.

Explore the working principles and biological applications of Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM). Discover how this powerful imaging technique reveals intricate details of microscopic structures.

Explore crystallographic analysis of lunar iron crystals, examining unique deltoidal icositetrahedron faceting and its implications for understanding crystal growth in the lunar environment.