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    SPM-Nanoa - Applications

    Scanning Probe Microscope/Atomic Force Microscope

    Applications

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    2024-06-04

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    Application Software

    Application software for a wide variety of samples, from soft to hard materials, can provide powerful help for observing what you want to observe.

    Hard Materials ・Nanoparticles ・Nanofibers ・Fillers ・Ceramics ・Metals
    Soft Materials ・Plastics ・Rubbers ・Films ・Biological materials ・Composite materials
    Life Sciences and Healthcare ・Lipid membranes ・Cells ・Biological molecules ・Hair
    Electronics ・Battery materials ・Semiconductors ・Recording media

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    Hard Materials

    Silica Nanoparticles

    Silica Nanoparticles

    Observation of silica nanoparticles confirmed uniformity of nanoparticle sizes.

    Life Sciences and Healthcare

    Extracellular Vesicles

    Extracellular Vesicles

    The large particles shown in the center are extracellular vesicles. With the ability to not only observe shapes, but also evaluate mechanical properties, the system is expected to be useful for identification and Drug Delivery System (DDS) research for exosomes, liposomes, and typical polymer micellization pathogens, and other applications (using Nano 3D Mapping Fast).

    Soft Materials

    PVP/CNF Composite Materials

    Surface Shape

    Surface Shape

    Phase

    Phase

    Surface Shape + Phase

    Surface Shape + Phase

     

    A water mixture of cellulose nanofiber (CNF) and polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) was observed electrospun onto a silicon substrate. The surface shape image shows the cylindrical shape of the fibers and the phase image shows physical property differences of CNF and PVP fibers as differences in contrast.
    (Sample source: Professor Nakai, Graduate School & Faculty of Bioresources, Mie University)

    Lipid Membranes

    Surface Shape

    Surface Shape

    Comparison of Approach Force Curve on Lipid Bilayer Membrane vs. Mica

    A patch-shaped lipid membrane about 6 nm thick was observed (arrow) near the center of the surface shape image (left). The force curve acquired from on top of the lipid membrane (right) indicates the variations in force generated as the probe penetrated the membrane.

    Electronics

    Single BaTiO3 Crystal

    Surface Shape

    Surface Shape

    Surface Shape + Amplitude

    Phase

    Surface Shape + Phase

    Surface Shape + Phase

     

    BaTiO3, a strong dielectric, was observed using the piezoelectric force mode (PFM).
    The amplitude and phase images clearly show the polarized domain structure.