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    • #2655
      burningredphoenix
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      what type of microscope makes it easier to see the smallest obbjucts as they are, not as refined versions of the actual image?

    • #33510
      Carolynparsons
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      electron microscopes

    • #33523
      burningredphoenix
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      what type of electron microscope

    • #33525
      canalon
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      The question is: what do you call “what they are” vs “as refined versions of what they are”?

      If you mean giving you a direct image of your samples vs an interpretation (via a detector) only light microscopes are fit.

      Otherwise I don’t really see where to draw the line between what samples are and when they are refined versions… Probably TEM is Non refined, while SEM needs more interpretations and wouldn’t fit your description.

      A page that explain the differences is here

      Hope this helps

    • #33526
      burningredphoenix
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      ok i phrased the question badly. but my answer was sem

    • #33530
      canalon
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      How but then why would you exclude Scanning tunneling microscopy or Atomic force microscopy?

    • #33543
      MrMistery
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      LOL, Patrick, you could teach microscope anatomy. AP 😉

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