Abstract
Abstract
Highlights
A detailed understanding of the interaction of particles with various films has received significant interest over the past few decades [1, 2, 3, 4]
We recently reported that evanescent wave (EW) microscopy, known as total internal reflection microscopy (TIRM), is a powerful tool to directly measure interactions between ceria particles and glass surfaces [12]
We demonstrate here an expeditious method for obtaining 3D trajectories of single ceria particles at three different pH values using data obtained from EW microscopy coupled with video imaging (Fig. 2)
Summary
A detailed understanding of the interaction of particles with various films has received significant interest over the past few decades [1, 2, 3, 4]. The in situ trajectories, diffusion, and interaction energies of several single ceria particles and, in some cases, their agglomerates near a glass surface in 2D (x–y) plane were obtained without the application of any external forces [12].
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