Structure and function of the electron microscope

Taken from http://www.yTeach.com , the web site for teaching resources and tools -- the easy-to-use interactive platform for education and teaching professionals. yTeach contains a vast array of educational resources ideal for both teachers and learners of mathematics, chemistry, physics and biology at Upper Primary, Lower Secondary and Upper Secondary.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• anode
• beam
• of
• rapid
• electrons
• cathode
• cylindrical
• tube
• depleted
• air
• electromagnetic
• lenses
• electron
• gun
• microscope
• fluo

[XxXxlethalartXxXx]

Thats my homework done :D

[jackrazalas]

To Carl Sagan: science instead of tv?  How about I watch science on tv? Is that still woeful?

[cjbenjam]

@Lolercopterz Also, if you are truly serious, I can turn this into some type of an opportunity.

[cjbenjam]

@Lolercopterz Hi Lolercopterz! You can buy either a Scanning Electron Microscope or a Transmission Electron Microscope. If you are serious about buying one, you can try "FEI Company". They sell both types. I work with these things all the time, and am currently using both. You won't have to pay $1 million necessarily, and the SEM microscopes are much cheaper. If price isn't an issue as you say, then you can shoot for the higher end instruments which are around a $7 million.

[Kan2209]

@Lolercopterz Build one yourself.

[Lolercopterz]

@02emma2 K... I didn't ask how much! I asked where! I need one of these microscopes!

[02emma2]

@Lolercopterz cost 1 million dollars...

[Lolercopterz]

I want one of these in my garage. where can i buy?

[PuRPLeTuTa]

thank you