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AFM Polymer Surface Characterization

Using Tosca series atomic force microscopes to characterize polymer blends in terms of high-resolution morphology and polymer distribution.

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Covalent Metrology utilizes Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) for in-depth characterization of polymer surfaces.

The surface properties of polymeric materials are central to their behavior in formulation and manufacturing processes, as well as in their target applications.

Tosca AFM is a powerful tool for characterizing polymer surfaces at the nanoscale. It provides not only surface morphology, but also phase contrast between different components in polymer blends in highest resolution.

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