Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) Basics

[@sharifuzzamanshakel9530]

Great explanation, Wonderful teaching, I've learned SEM basics from here a very good starting point for me. Thank you Dr. Tonya. Great teaching.

[@davidmusoke]

Very nice and not dumbed down. You explain stuff well. Thank you!!!

[@rodolpheraymond]

Greatest tutorial intro ever

[@tatkirkar]

Thank you so much, your explanation is really good and helpful!

[@ravirajverma1932]

Nicely explained Basic of SEM! Nice Teaching.

[@deepalipanwar681]

THANK YOU MA'AM FOR EXPLAINING THIS TOPIC IN A SIMPLE MANNER

[@hectorgrande3166]

really good video and amazing explanation!!

[@ccango]

Very well explained. Useful information, thank you so much !!

[@praneethkarempudi4037]

Good introduction. Really helpful.

[@goitomkfle8805]

Clear explanation, thank you.

[@justinesageka7455]

Very good explanation. Thank you.

[@noel3422]

What led me to this channel was a question I had, the s.e.m. was invented in 1965, my question was, who invented it, what company funded the work and, what years where the advances in this tech made and what company or other, funded those advancements?

[@MichelleKim-oi4fr]

Amazing lecture

[@C.D.J.Burton]

She's the real deal.

[@geoffrygifari3377]

How cool is it that somehow the magnetic lenses can focus those electrons in a beam to a small spot, even though they repel each other even inside the beam! I imagine the electrons must move fast enough (high enough momentum, and kinetic energy along with it) to counteract Coulomb repulsion

[@nooryaseen9388]

What kinda differences would be there if I go for SEM testing of (1) cement paste i.e., cement plus water (2) mortar i.e., cement + water + sand, and (3) concrete i.e., cement + water + sand + gravels? Also let me know which case would be more appropriate in order to discuss the phase characterization of the products formed therein such as the main hydration products e., CSH (calcium silicate hydrate) and CH (calcium hydroxide). One more thing.....how can I assess the structures of either of these two hydration products in which case, I have to first dehydrate my samples prior to going for SEM testing (during the sample preparation stage)? So if dehydrated, there would be neither CSH nor CH in the prepared samples for SEM.

[@hebanaser1864]

Same intrest ...

[@hebanaser1864]

Same intrest ...i just had the images of mortar samples but its difficult to inerpret ..i am a student and not familiar with SEM

[@cesarcangoespinoza2765]

Great video, thank you so much!!

[@Muradsahar]

Which book is it that you mentioned? For SEM read.

[@vortau9009]

Thank you very much! Exactly what I need :)

[@googlegoogle1610]

nice explanation, thank you :)

[@konthoujampriyananda1112]

Thank you mam.... It's very helpful....

[@mohammadabdulhadi6253]

Thank you so much! that's very helpful.

[@duduraphael]

Amazing lecture, thank you

[@drabd3863]

nice lecture please i want the linc of slides of this seminar or video

[@antashksinha_iitg]

Thanx a lot ma'am. Really really helpful and lucid. Can we get the copy of ppt as well ma'am? Since some images were nt much clear in labelling.

[@sujithlalsnair7845]

Mam your explanation is nice, but could you please reduce the size of face screen little bit less, because some part of the ppt slides covered with ur face screen,, tHANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE GOOD EXPLANATION... @Tonya

[@krishnajagtap1244]

nicely explained

[@mohsenrasouli5235]

thank you.

[@kilanihassan]

thanks a lot kilani

[@narendrakumarjharesearchsc5159]

please tell how to do sem and tem on gfrp composite material detailed analysis.thanks in advance.

[@erictran3181]

Is there a link to the slides?

[@jeddaaah]

love u girl, great explanation

[@asuramunikavishadesilva371]

☺thank you

[@jonathanwick1539]

Could you provide us the slides?

[@YaremchukRoman]

Thank you

[@richardstone3638]

What is the book that is referred to?

[@tonyacoffey5568]

scanning electron microscopy and x-ray analysis by Goldstein et al

[@richardstone3638]

Tonya Coffey thank you! Excellent tutorial by the way!👍

[@zulaikhaalharthi7730]

really helpful

[@basitkhan2934]

thank you so much Madam

[@omarali4978]

thank you so much, please can u send us the ppt file

[@vigneshraaj6273]

Wow...

[@karthikkumard8623]

#Tonya Coffey

[@elamigos0075]

some one can resume the video , its for a school project please C:

[@daveshaw9344]

Vacuum might not be so good for the pen if you put it in there :p Get a really amazing image of ink splattered all over your beautiful instrument

[@jamato2004]

If no airbubbles in the ink nothing will happen....

[@nicolascg8053]

Fantastic explanation, but you go a bit fast to follow

[@tonyacoffey5568]

The nice thing about KZbin. Pause me whenever you like! Can't do that in a classroom.

[@basitkhan2934]

i think her pace is perfect to follow .....lol