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Atomic force microscopy membrane potentials

Scanning tunnelling microscopy, scanning electrochemical microscopy, and AFM-surface potential measurements have also been used to investigate Nafion films. Scanning electrochemical microscopy reveals a domain-like structure containing circular features ca. 1-2 nm in diameter made up of a conductive center (presumed to be ion-rich regions) surrounded by a much less conductive zone. " Atomic force microscopy surface potential measurements detect features that were interpreted as ion channels in Nafion membranes. The size of the claimed ion channels was... [Pg.1681]

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