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In surface analysis: Atomic force microscopy
Atomic force microscopy profiles a sample by dragging an atomically sharp (i.e., only a few atoms wide) stylus across the surface and measuring the force between the stylus and the surface. The resulting signal can be translated into a description of the…
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