TEM: Transmission Electron Microscopy – Nanoparticle Sample Preparation and Demonstration

A brief sample preparation demonstration for drop cast samples followed by a demonstration of the capabilities of the TEM, shown using a sample of dispersed nanoparticles.

This video used JEOL F200 and other facilities of Microscopy Australia at the Electron Microscope Unit (EMU) within the Mark Wainwright Analytical Centre (MWAC) at UNSW Sydney.

Video by Richard Webster

These videos provide guidance only. Local work health and safety protocols should always take precedence when you undertake any lab procedures in your own facility. Some of the videos show workflows for specific instruments and their content should not be taken as specific instructions for other types of instruments.

[vithoriacarolynatrindadedo]

THIS IS AMAZING !!! I am a master's student in Brazil and I should be learning this in practice if it were the pandemic, of course ... thank you for this video!

[alvinjohn]

This is by far the best demonstration video I have ever watched.

[hisanely]

Thank you! Your information is really helpful, I need to get prepared for this when I return to my school labs. Glad to find this channel

[ganeshdilwale]

Thank you for this very nice and informative video...

[spr]

Thank you for your educational video:D

[stivep]

in minute 6:26 quote: <7.5 times speed of light> and we should believe in that?

[yangyun]

are these gold nanoparticles, which are twinned. How do you prepare them? They are so uniform in size.