Service description
The field emission scanning electron microscope allows te obtention of high resolution images, with a high depth of field. All the signals that originate in the sample (secondary electrons, backscattered electrons, X-rays, etc.) can be used to obtain information about the nature of the sample. Therefore, it is very useful for carrying out morphological, topographical and compositional studies. At the ICM Electron Microscopy Service we have extensive experience in the study of marine microorganisms, including the preparation of said samples. We also have experience in the studiy of structures and tissues of both marine and terrestrial organisms, including botanical samples, sediments and different types of materials.
The characteristics of the Hitachi SU8600, a FE-SEM with 0.6 nm resolution, allows the study of samples at very low energies, allowing the observation of certain samples without metallization. It is equipped with secondary and backscattered electron detectors, in the column and in the chamber, and the visualization of all the signals can be done simultaneously.
Likewise, chemical analyzes can be carried out on the samples, identifying the X-ray signals coming from their surface. The equipment has two X-ray energy dispersion detectors (EDS Bruker XFlash 7) of 123 eV resolution, allowing the qualitative and quantitative analysis of the chemical elements present in the samples.
Options and prices chart
Options |
Unit |
Public Sector |
Other customers |
HORAS DE FEGSEM |
€ / hora |
68.89 € |
85.3 € |