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    TA Instruments designs and manufactures the world’s highest performing thermal analysis, rheometer, microcalorimeter, and mechanical test systems by focusing on four fundamental measurements:...
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    Structure Probe, Inc. was founded in April, 1970 by Charles A. Garber, Ph. D., who was President and Chief Executive Officer of the firm until his death in September 2007. Mrs. Violet Garber is the...
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    New methods based on colloidal chemistry to control the size and shape of platinum particles could be used in many applications, especially industrial catalysis. New processing methods, superlattice...
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    Since its founding in 1992, El-Mul Technologies has established itself as an advanced technology leader, consistently providing solutions to meet the most challenging needs of our customers in the...
  • Article - 2 Mar 2004
    This article discusses the similarities and differences between atomic force microscopy (AFM) And transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

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