SEM imaging was performed using a Zeiss FE-SEM field-emission microscope with variable pressure, operating at 1.5 kV, as previously reported (34 (link), 35 , 38 (link)). Shortly, all the specimens were sputtered with a 5- to 10-nm platinum-palladium layer before imaging. ImageJ Fiji (version 1.47d) software package was used for the visualization and analysis of the micrographs.
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SEM Imaging with Platinum-Palladium Coating
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Corresponding Organization : Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces
Other organizations : Utrecht University
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- Sputtering of specimens with a 5- to 10-nm platinum-palladium layer
- Morphology and characteristics of the specimens observed through SEM imaging
- Zeiss FE-SEM field-emission microscope with variable pressure, operating at 1.5 kV
- ImageJ Fiji (version 1.47d) software package used for visualization and analysis of the micrographs
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