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How Does Nano X Imaging Work?
Nano X Imaging employs a combination of
nanoparticles
,
quantum dots
, and sophisticated imaging systems such as
scanning electron microscopes (SEM)
and
transmission electron microscopes (TEM)
. These components work together to interact with the sample at a very small scale, producing highly detailed images that reveal the structure and composition of the sample.
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