SEM Live! Techniques & Benefits of Scanning Electron Microscopy

October 22, 2020 12:16 pm

NSL’s Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) is a very useful tool for examining materials at up to 100,000x magnification. In this webinar, you will enjoy a first-hand presentation and demonstration of NSL’s remote SEM capabilities to learn how it can be used in examining fracture surfaces, surface chemical analysis, and more. NSL metallurgists Rebecca Stawovy and Ben Schmidt show you what a live examination looks like and what kind of information the SEM can provide remotely for clients anywhere in the world.

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SEM Live! Demonstrating Techniques and Benefits of Scanning Electron Microscopy

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