nanoHUB-U: Fundamentals of Atomic Force Microscopy, Part 2: Dynamic AFM Methods

nanoHUB-U: Fundamentals of Atomic Force Microscopy, Part 2: Dynamic AFM Methods

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  • Lecture 5.4: Dynamic AFM in Liquids I 1. Lecture 5.4: Dynamic AFM in Li… 0
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  • From the last lecture 2. From the last lecture 17.666666666666668
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  • Why dynamic AFM in liquids? 3. Why dynamic AFM in liquids? 53.233333333333334
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  • Sample preparation 4. Sample preparation 384.6
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  • Tip sample interaction forces in liquids 5. Tip sample interaction forces … 460.96666666666664
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  • Debye Length 6. Debye Length 527.36666666666667
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  • DLVO model 7. DLVO model 870.26666666666665
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  • Understanding DLVO forces 8. Understanding DLVO forces 1275.9666666666667
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  • Examples 9. Examples 1586.8
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  • Other forces of relevance 10. Other forces of relevance 1708.3333333333333
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L5.4: Dynamic AFM for Electrostatics/Magnetic/Biology - Dynamic AFM in Liquids I

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