The phrase "a low accelerating" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The vehicle experienced a low accelerating speed as it approached the hill."
Alternatives: "a slow acceleration" or "a gradual increase in speed".
To observe the outermost surface of the biofilm, 1 kV is believed to be the most suitable accelerating voltage, but such a low accelerating voltage gives poor image resolution.
We used a low accelerating voltage (2 kV) to have the highest sensitivity to surface features.
The specimens for transmission electron microscopy (TEM) observation were prepared by a wedge polishing method and then ion-milled with a low accelerating voltage (0.1 keV).
To prevent ion beam damage and Ga implantation in the interest SRSO/SiO2 layers, the final milling is performed at a low accelerating voltage (2 kV).
CL measurements were obtained with a Philips XL30 SEM equipped with a Gatan MonoCL4 using a low accelerating voltage (3 kV, spot size 1, beam current 250 pA) and operating at room temperature, with the exception of the data in Figure 3, which were obtained on an Attolight CL system at 3 kV and a temperature of 15 K. T.J.P., A.W., T.Z., E.L.H., and R.A.O.
SEMs capable of in-lens operation have given sub-nanometer image resolution at a relatively low accelerating voltage, but the majority lack the capability for transmission electron microscopy.
The beam deceleration (BD) method for scanning electron microscopes (SEM) also referred to as "retarding" was applied to back-scattered electron (BSE) imaging of the flat block face of a resin embedded biological specimen under low accelerating voltage and low beam current conditions.
In this work, low accelerating voltages (<5 kV) were used to introduce a divergence of the YSZ and Ni backscatter coefficients to investigate the composite layers printed.
LVSEM at low accelerating voltages provides high resolution imaging and minimal beam damage to the sample.
Figure 6 Low accelerating FESEM voltage images of Pd/SBA-15.
Low accelerating voltage FESEM image of the catalysts were taken using Hitachi SU-8000.
