Higher accelerating voltage (which means smaller wave-length, l) gives a higher spatial resolution.
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Higher accelerating voltage (which means smaller wave-length, l) gives a higher spatial resolution. |
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Philips Tecnai F20 ST (HT = 200 kV, Point resolution: 0.24 nm) |
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Philips Tecnai F30 ST (HT = 300 kV, Point resolution: 0.20 nm) |
