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AFM. The cantilever holder. The cantilever dimensions. Tip position. SEM image of the AFM tip ... m = effective mass of cantilever. Theory, inter-molecular forces ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: AFM


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  • AFM

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The cantilever dimensions
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SEM image of the AFM tip
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Typical Features of our AFM
ambient temperature and pressure
Working environment
up to 100 x 100 µm2
Working area
64 to 1024 pixels
Resolution per image
Lower limit resolution
0.03 nm
max 3 µm
Sample height
no
Oblique view
3D / 2pi
Image information
indirectly, from phase information
Chemical composition
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Laser diode
hardware components of the AFM
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Inter-atomic force vs. distance curve
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  • Modes of operation of an AFM
  • Contact mode
  • Non-contact mode

the force gradient between tip and
sample keff effective spring constant ?
operational frequency m effective mass of
cantilever
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  • Theory, inter-molecular forces
  • Electrostatic, (magnetic) and van der Waals
    forces
  • Van der Waals forces
  • Polarisation from permanent dipoles
  • Induction-induced dipoles
  • Dispersion-fluctuation of electrons as function
    of light

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  • Theory, inter-molecular forces
  • 1. Coulombic energy between ions with net charges
    leading to a long range attraction with u a r-1
  • 2. Energy interactions between permanent dipole u
    a r-6
  • 3 energy interactions between an ion and a dipole
    it induced in another molecule U a r-4
  • 4 between a permanent dipole and the dipole it
    induced in another molecule U a r-6
  • 5 forces between neutral atoms/molecules U a r-6
  • 6. Overlapping energy arising from positive
    nuclei of one molecule and the electron cloud of
    another. This overlap leads to repulsion at very
    close intermolecular separations with a r-9 to a
    r-12 potential.
  • Van der waals interactions arise from 2, 4, and 5.

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  • Image processing
  • Plane levelling
  • Filtering
  • Measuring particle sizes

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2D Topography Image Aerosol Particles
3.535 µm
Source Topography Mode AFM Fast Scan
Direction X X scan left to right Y scan
bottom to top of columns 256 of rows
256 X scan size 3.535 µm Y scan size 3.535 µm
3.535 µm
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Particles from stage 6
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Tip Characterization
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