Abstract
The possibility of using the dissipation mode in high-resolution atomic force microscopy is demonstrated. By the dissipation mode we mean the dynamic mode in which the cantilever oscillates at a resonance frequency and the oscillation amplitude serves as a signal of the feedback tracing a distance to the surface. The possibility of obtaining molecular resolution when scanning in air is shown. The procedure of choosing the optimum scanning parameters is considered.
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