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Phase detection imaging

Figure 2. TMAFM phase detection images (2x2 pm ) of the 14,500-63,000-14,500 MBuM copolymer (Sample A) aimealed at 140 C for 48 hours and then either (a), slowly cooled or (b) quenched with liquid nitrogen. Figure 2. TMAFM phase detection images (2x2 pm ) of the 14,500-63,000-14,500 MBuM copolymer (Sample A) aimealed at 140 C for 48 hours and then either (a), slowly cooled or (b) quenched with liquid nitrogen.
Figure 3. TMAFM phase detection image (2x2 pm ) of the 30,000-63,000-30,000 MBuM copolymer film (Sample B). Figure 3. TMAFM phase detection image (2x2 pm ) of the 30,000-63,000-30,000 MBuM copolymer film (Sample B).
A very large image signal appears in CRAMPS spectra because the x-component of the magnetization is different from the y-component. Therefore, half of the spectral region is abandoned. However, some quadrature-phase detection CRAMPS (QD-CRAMPS) methods which cancel the image signal have been reported. ... [Pg.78]

Measurements were performed with a Nanoscope Ilia/ Dimension 3000 (Digital Instruments) in the tapping mode at ambient conditions, using the electronic extender module allowing simultaneously the phase detection and height imaging. We used Si-tips (model TESP) with a resonant frequency... [Pg.183]

Disler DG, McCauley TR et al. (1997) In-phase and out-of-phase MR imaging of bone marrow prediction of neoplasia based on the detection of coexistent fat and water. AJR Am J Roentgenol 169 1439-1447 Dixon WT (1984) Simple proton spectroscopic imaging. Radiology 153 189-194... [Pg.76]

Abbreviations AES, Auger emission spectrometry CRM, Certified reference material DL, Detection limit ED, Energy dispersive ESRF, European Synchrotron Radiation Facility EXAES, Extended X-ray absorption fine structure NEXAFS, Near edge X-ray absorption fine structure PCI, Phase contrast imaging RM, Reference material SR, Synchrotron radiation SRM, Standard reference material TXRF, Total reflection X-ray fluorescence XANES, X-ray absorption near edge structure XAS, X-ray absorption spectrometry XDM, X-ray diffraction microscopy XFCT, X-ray fluorescence computerized microtomography XPEEM, X-ray photoelectron microscopy XPS, X-ray photoelectron spectrometry XRD, X-ray diffraction XRF, X-ray fluorescence... [Pg.1738]

By using microbubble destructive techniques, such as stimulated acoustic emission (SAE), or agent detection imaging (ADI), it is possible to exploit the liver specific phase of some agents, which is probably mediated by Kupffer cell uptake. Interaction with... [Pg.123]


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