Multimode 8 nanoscope 5 microscope

Manufactured by Bruker

The Multimode 8 Nanoscope V microscope is a high-resolution scanning probe microscope designed for investigating surface topography and other nanoscale properties of a wide range of materials. It provides precise, quantitative measurements of surface features at the nanometer scale.

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Scanasyst air, by Bruker (2 mentions)

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2 protocols using multimode 8 nanoscope 5 microscope

AFM Imaging of Nanomaterials on HOPG

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AFM images were acquired under ambient conditions using a Multimode 8 Nanoscope V microscope (Bruker Instruments) in peak force tapping (Scanasyst) mode. Silicon cantilevers (SCANASYST-AIR) with a spring constant of 0.4 N m⁻¹ and frequency of 70 kHz (nominal value, Bruker, Japan) were used in peak force tapping mode. Samples were prepared by spin-coating assembly solutions onto freshly cleaved HOPG.

Yamauchi M., Ohba T., Karatsu T, & Yagai S. (2015). Photoreactive helical nanoaggregates exhibiting morphology transition on thermal reconstruction. Nature Communications, 6, 8936.

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Atomic Force Microscopy of HOPG

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AFM images were acquired under ambient conditions using Multimode 8 Nanoscope V microscope (Bruker Instruments) in peak force tapping (Scanasyst) mode. Silicon cantilevers (SCANASYST-AIR) with a spring constant of 0.4 N/m and frequency of 70 kHz (nominal value, Bruker, Japan) were used. Samples were prepared by spin-coating assembly solutions onto freshly cleaved HOPG.

Aratsu K., Takeya R., Pauw B.R., Hollamby M.J., Kitamoto Y., Shimizu N., Takagi H., Haruki R., Adachi S.I, & Yagai S. (2020). Supramolecular copolymerization driven by integrative self-sorting of hydrogen-bonded rosettes. Nature Communications, 11, 1623.

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