Ultramicrotome processing
This is a processing method for cutting bulk samples using a diamond knife to produce ultra-thin sections for transmission electron microscopy with a thickness of less than 100 nm.
Ultramicrotome processing is a method that uses a diamond knife to cut bulk samples and produce ultra-thin sections for transmission electron microscopy with a thickness of less than 100 nm. Unlike processing using ion beams, it allows for the production of a wide range of sections in the atmosphere. Biological materials and soft polymer materials, which are difficult to cut at room temperature, can also be made into ultra-thin sections by cryofixation.
basic information
1. Sectioning 2. Resin embedding 3. Rough trimming 4. Trimming 5. Precision trimming 6. Ultra-thin section preparation 7. Recovery 8. For TEM observation
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Applications/Examples of results
- Structural observation of biological samples (such as hair) - Evaluation of composition distribution in layered resin samples - Evaluation of orientation of microparticles in resin - Cross-sectional analysis of polymer materials and foreign substance investigation
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First, please consult with us. ★ We will start with a proposal for an analysis plan ★ Meetings at your company are, of course, possible. We will carefully explain the analysis results and leave no questions unanswered. Please contact us at 03-3749-2525 or info@mst.or.jp!
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We will hold a visiting seminar. ★ We offer free seminars tailored to the needs of our customers, featuring visits from our engineers ★ We will introduce analytical techniques and explain analytical data according to your requests. ◆ Example seminar content - A broad explanation of MST's analytical methods - A detailed explanation of specific analytical methods from the principles - An explanation of the analytical data requested by the customer Please contact us at 03-3749-2525 or info@mst.or.jp!