The capabilities of Interfacial Force Microscopy (IFM) are illustrated utilizing the following examples: the bonding interaction between chemically distinct end groups on self-assembling molecules adsorbed on the sample and and probe tip; and a study of the effect of morphological defects on the nanomechanical properties of gold single crystal surfaces
The adhesion forces have been measured between an atomic force microscope tip derivatized with an ac...
The increasing importance of studies on soft matter and their impact on new technologies, including ...
AbstractThe adhesion forces have been measured between an atomic force microscope tip derivatized wi...
Interfacial adhesion is of extraordinary technological importance and has long been of intense scien...
To examine the forces of acid-base adhesive interactions at the molecular level, we utilize the scan...
Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) can not only image the topography of surfaces at atomic resolution, bu...
Scanning-probe microscopies (SPM) are presently widely used in remarkably diverse applications and, ...
Cantilever-based optical interfacial force microscopy (COIFM) was applied to the investigation of th...
The forces between a tungsten tip and a self‐assembled monolayer of hexadecylthiol (C16H33SH) on a t...
An extensive and systematic scanning force microscopy (SFM) study is presented. The observations are...
An extensive and systematic scanning force microscopy (SFM) study is presented. The observations are...
The force microscope provides the most flexible of surface force measurement techniques for probing ...
The atomic force microscope (AFM) can be used to measure mechanical properties of nanoscale objects,...
The increasing importance of studies on soft matter and their impact on new technologies, including ...
Experimental methods of measuring intermolecular interactions have had several recent developments w...
The adhesion forces have been measured between an atomic force microscope tip derivatized with an ac...
The increasing importance of studies on soft matter and their impact on new technologies, including ...
AbstractThe adhesion forces have been measured between an atomic force microscope tip derivatized wi...
Interfacial adhesion is of extraordinary technological importance and has long been of intense scien...
To examine the forces of acid-base adhesive interactions at the molecular level, we utilize the scan...
Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) can not only image the topography of surfaces at atomic resolution, bu...
Scanning-probe microscopies (SPM) are presently widely used in remarkably diverse applications and, ...
Cantilever-based optical interfacial force microscopy (COIFM) was applied to the investigation of th...
The forces between a tungsten tip and a self‐assembled monolayer of hexadecylthiol (C16H33SH) on a t...
An extensive and systematic scanning force microscopy (SFM) study is presented. The observations are...
An extensive and systematic scanning force microscopy (SFM) study is presented. The observations are...
The force microscope provides the most flexible of surface force measurement techniques for probing ...
The atomic force microscope (AFM) can be used to measure mechanical properties of nanoscale objects,...
The increasing importance of studies on soft matter and their impact on new technologies, including ...
Experimental methods of measuring intermolecular interactions have had several recent developments w...
The adhesion forces have been measured between an atomic force microscope tip derivatized with an ac...
The increasing importance of studies on soft matter and their impact on new technologies, including ...
AbstractThe adhesion forces have been measured between an atomic force microscope tip derivatized wi...
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