Chemistry Letters · 1995 · 13 citations · 14 references
EngineeringMicroscopyNanotribologyMolecular-resolution Afm ImageAtomic Force MicroscopeDirect ObservationLignoceric Acid MonolayerBiophysicsEdge DislocationMaterials ScienceAbstract Structural DefectCrystallographySurface CharacterizationDislocation InteractionScanning Probe MicroscopySurface ScienceApplied PhysicsScanning Force MicroscopyMedicine
Abstract Structural defect in lignoceric acid monolayer was investigated with an atomic force microscope(AFM). A molecular-resolution AFM image exhibited us the first direct observation of edge dislocation in the lignoceric acid monolayer.
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