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Cite Publication Date: Jun 1, 2008 |
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A zoom-out/zoom-in iterative method is proposed to maintain small tip-sample forces during high-speed AFM imaging of soft samples in liquid. The method is used to demonstrate high-speed imaging of soft hydrogel samples.
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