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Scm pit v2 tip

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The SCM-PIT-V2 tip is a laboratory equipment product from Bruker. It functions as a scanning probe for scanning probe microscopy applications. The core purpose of this product is to provide a tip for use in scanning probe microscopy techniques.

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AFM Characterization of Surface Morphology

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AFM images have been acquired with a Nanowizard III, equipped with Vortex electronics from JPK (Berlin, DE), in the standard tapping mode technique, using a SCM-PIT-V2 tip from Bruker (Billerica, MA, USA). The cantilevers used were characterized by means of force curve spectroscopy and thermal methods, resulting in a resonance frequency and elastic constant of f0 ≈ 75 kHz and k ≈ 3 N/m, respectively. The AFM images were treated to remove the artifacts due to the bending of the piezo scanner. The raw data were subjected to a standard background subtraction, and tilt removal, as well as to a de-spiking procedure, when needed. The root-mean-square (RMS) roughness, defined as the root mean square of the height distribution of the sampled area, has been chosen to describe the surface morphology. All the data have been analyzed by using the WSxM 5.0 software by NanoTec, 2015.
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Atomic Force Microscopy Characterization of Defective Film Membranes

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Before the AFM measurement, the silicon wafer was immersed in a Piranha solution (H2SO4: H2O2 = 3:1) for 10 min to remove organic contaminants, then rinsed with pure ethanol and ultrahigh purity water (resistivity greater than 18.25 MΩ cm, TOC less than 10 ppb, and bacteria less than 10 CFU/ml), and finally blew dry with high-purity nitrogen. According to the use of cleaned silicon wafers (Ra < 1 nm), the sensitivity deflection and spring constant of the tips were calibrated by the thermal tuning method, which was about 65.67 nm/V and 1.9440 N/m, respectively (Ferreira et al., 2018 (link)). YM, adhesion, surface morphology, and Ra of the DFMs, were obtained in contact mode measured on an AFM (Bruker, Multimode 8). For imaging details, the SCM-PIT-V2 tip (Bruker) with a tip radius of 25 nm was used with a scan rate of 0.8 Hz and a resolution of 512 × 512 pixels. To minimize the influence of surface curvature, a 5 µm area at the DFM fiber was selected to take the measurements, which represented at least 100 force-distance curves per fiber, and the DFM measurement at given conditions was counted in three different scan areas on a single DFM to ensure reproducibility (Norman et al., 2021 (link)). Adhesion forces and the YM values were extracted from the data using Nanoscope analysis 1.8 software.
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