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Which microscope uses a probe to map atoms on the surface of a specimen? transmission electron microscope compound light microscope scanning electron microscope scanning tunneling microscope
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Which microscope uses a probe to map atoms on the surface of a specimen? transmission electron microscope compound light microscope scanning electron microscope scanning tunneling microscope
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So option D. scanning tunneling microscope
but correct me if i'm wrong
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The answer is a scanning tunneling microscope.
The scanning tunneling microscope that uses a probe to map atoms on the sur
face of a specimen. It has a good resolution (0.1 nm in lateral resolution, and 0.01 nm in depth resolution). It was named tunneling because, after a voltage is applied, electrons tunnel through the vacuum in between.
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