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Flash X‐ray microscopy with a gas jet plasma source

R. Feder, Jay Pearlman, J.C. Riordan, J. L. Costa

Journal of Microscopy · 1984 · 28 citations · 12 references

Abstract

A novel flash X-ray source, the gas jet plasma source, has been used for contact X-ray microscopy. Using a wavelength range of 2-7 nm a resolution of the order of 30 nm can be obtained. The gas jet plasma source provides a new and unique tool which should allow future imaging of wet live cells.

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