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  3. Newsgroups: sci.materials,sci.chem
  4. Subject: Re: SEM of lithium?
  5. Message-ID: <1993Jan4.101403.165435@dstos3.dsto.gov.au>
  6. From: mt_wilson@fencer.dsto.gov.au (Alan Wilson)
  7. Date: 4 Jan 93 10:14:01 CST
  8. References: <BznzK5.JFH@creare.com>
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  13. In article <BznzK5.JFH@creare.com>, kwg@creare.com (Kent Goeking) writes:
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  16. >    I would like to hear if anyone has any experience in preparing moisture
  17. > sensitive samples for SEM examination.  In particular I would like to
  18. > examine the interface between a piece of lithium...
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  20. I have looked at Li metal in a SEM by scraping the surface while the sample
  21. is just out of the air lock and then quickly inserting it - probably not for
  22. you.  I have also thought of preparing the sample under dry nitrogen and 
  23. transferring under nitrogen into the SEM.
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  25. Alan Wilson, mt_wilson@fencer.dsto.gov.au
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