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Sem model quanta 250 feg

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The Thermo Fisher Scientific Quanta 250 FEG is a scanning electron microscope (SEM) designed for high-resolution imaging and analysis of materials. The Quanta 250 FEG utilizes a field emission gun as the electron source, providing high-brightness, high-resolution imaging capabilities. The system is equipped with various detectors for secondary electrons, backscattered electrons, and energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS) analysis.

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Electrochemical and Microscopic Analysis

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All voltammetric and impedance measurements were achieved
by the three-electrode electrochemical workstation EC-Lab SP-150 potentiostat.
A platinum wire serves as the auxiliary electrode and the calomel
as the reference electrode. SEM tests were achieved by SEM Model Quanta
250 FEG (field emission gun) committed with an EDX unit, with accelerating
voltage of 30 kV, magnification 14 up to 1 000 000 (FEI
company, the Netherlands).
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SEM Fracture Surface Analysis

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The separated files were ultrasonically cleaned in 70% ethyl alcohol for 15 minutes before examination under SEM (SEM Model Quanta 250 FEG [Field Emission Gun], FEI Company, Eindhoven, The Netherlands) to remove any remnants of the lubricating oil and the debris entrapped between the flutes or in the fracture surface during flexural cyclic fatigue testing, and then allowed to dry. Two representative samples from each file system were randomly selected and photographed using SEM at magnifications of ×400 and ×1,500 for the cross-sectional views and ×300 and ×600 for the lateral views to verify the fracture mode.
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Reparative Dentin Elemental Analysis

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Three teeth from each group (one tooth from each dog) were embedded in clear acrylic (Acrostone, Cairo, Egypt) into blocks and were cut longitudinally in the buccolingual direction into two sections through the center of the exposure site using mictotome (Technomotori, Italy). Sections were subjected to morphological observation under scanning electron microscopy (SEM) at 150× and 2500× magnification. Sections were subjected to elemental analysis Using SEM Model Quanta 250 FEG (Field Emission Gun) attached with EDAX Unit (Energy Dispersive analytical X-ray) (FEI company, Netherlands) with accelerating voltage (30) K.V. The amount of calcium and phosphorous within both the formed reparative dentin and the normal dentin were measured and were expressed as weight percentage at the area evaluated.
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