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Physical parameters that control the imaging of purple membranes with the scanning tunneling microscope

Garcia et al., 1995

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1693004430028712723
Author
Garcia R
Tamayo J
Soler J
Bustamante C
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Langmuir

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The dominant physical and geometrical parameters for imaging hydrated purple membranes with the scanning tunneling microscope are identified and characterized. These are sample voltage, current density, and tip radius. Purple membranes are imaged with vertical and …
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