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Sub-Ångström-resolution, aberration-corrected scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) was used for morphological characterization of Ni/GD and Fe/GD.
XRD and FESEM were used for morphological characterization of nano phase, while FTIR and EDX analysis were adopted for characterization of chemical moieties in composites.
A FEI SIRION 200 FESEM (FEI, U.S.A., resolving power of 3.0 nm at 5 kV) and JEM-2010 TEM (OXFORD, U.K., point resolution of 0.25 nm) were used for morphological characterization of PAA. Figure 1a shows the AFM image of PAA template with very good regularity fabricated in 0.3 M oxalic acid under 40 V.
This group of samples was used for morphological characterization and authenticated by the Botanical Survey of India (BSI), Kolkata.
Scanning electron microscopy, X-ray diffrandometer and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy have been used for structural characterization and indexing of morphological features.
Molecular characterizations were conducted on the same samples used for morphological and physiological characterizations, from the third fully expanded leaf with 10 days of gradually applied severe drought stress.
Landmarks used for morphological analyses.
OM and SEM-EDS were used for the morphological characterization of the samples.
By taking advantage of mitochondrial NADH fluorescence, TPF microscopy can be used for a morphological characterization of epithelia, as demonstrated by studies performed on ex vivo tissue samples [ 6, 7], fresh biopsies [ 8– 12] and also in vivo on both animals [ 13] and humans [ 14– 14].
The much greater apparent anisotropy observed in solution-grown polycrystalline films is due to highly oriented texture of these films, and thus it is a useful parameter for morphological characterization of these films12,17.
In this interlaboratory comparison, an industry reference carbon black, SRB8, was analysed with a protocol based on ASTM D3849-14a, a method for morphological characterization of carbon black aggregates using electron microscopy.
