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Images of graphite have been recorded with a scanning tunneling microscope operating in air at ambient pressure. The results, which are in agreement with theory and previous experiments in vacuum, confirm that with a surface such as graphite the tunneling microscopy in air can be used to examine the geometry of the surface with a resolution that is less than 2 Å.
Park et al. (1986) studied this question.
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