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Investigation of Environmental Aerosol by Atomic Force Microscopy
Client / Institution: Austrian Research Centre, Institute of applied physics
Date: 09/1991 – 06/1995
Location: Austria
Description:
Aufbau eines Rastertunnelmikroskops (STM) als Basis für die weitere Entwicklung zur Aerosol Analyse
Design and construction of an scanning tunneling microscope (STM), comprising mechanical, optical, electronic and data-processing aspect, for further development to an atomic force microscope for investigation of environmental Aerosols in the atomic scale as anew analytical method.
This project led to the following scientific papers:
– Investigation of Environmental Aerosol by Atomic Force Microscopy (1995)..
Friedbacher G., Grasserbauer M., Meslmani Y., Klaus N. and Higatsberger M. J.; Analytical Chemistry, Vol. 67,No. 10, May 15, 1995, pp. 1754-1749.
– Aufbau eines Raster-Tunnelmikroskops (STM) als Basis für weitere Entwicklungen zur Aerosol Analyse (1994).
Meslmani Yousef; Ph. D. thesis, University of Vienna, Austria.
From scanning tunneling microscopy to Atomic force microscopy (1994).
Meslmani Yousef; Austrian Research Center Seibersdorf, Austria.
– Scanning tunneling microscopy and Prospects of its Application to the Aerosol-Analys (1993).
Meslmani Yousef; Austrian Research Center, Seibersdorf, Austria
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