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The research aims to understand how ions in solution affect atomic-scale measurements in atomic force microscopy at fluorite-water interfaces.

April 1, 2026Open Access

Influence of ions on two-dimensional and three-dimensional atomic force microscopy at fluorite-water interfaces

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剛福剛士福間 KMKeisuke Miyazawa MWMatthew B. WatkinsUniversity of Lincoln

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Examines how ions in solution affect 2D and 3D atomic force microscopy measurements at fluorite-water interfaces, suggesting significant implications for imaging accuracy.

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The research aims to understand how ions in solution affect atomic-scale measurements in atomic force microscopy at fluorite-water interfaces.
Conducted 2D and 3D atomic force microscopy measurements at fluorite-water interfaces.
Compared imaging results in pure water and a supersaturated fluorsite solution.
Analyzed force contrasts and nanoscale structures in the images.
Assessed agreements with molecular dynamics simulation and solvent tip approximation model.
Identified clear differences in nanoscale structures in 2D images between environments.
No significant difference in atomic-scale contrasts was found.
3D-AFM images exhibited notable differences in subnanometer-scale contrasts.
An additional force peak was observed in the supersaturated solution, associated with cation adsorption.

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福間 et al. (2017) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cd7aa45652765b073a800f https://doi.org/10.24517/00009558

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Examines how ions in solution affect 2D and 3D atomic force microscopy measurements at fluorite-water interfaces, suggesting significant implications for imaging accuracy.

Influence of ions on two-dimensional and three-dimensional atomic force microscopy at fluorite-water interfaces

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Influence of ions on two-dimensional and three-dimensional atomic force microscopy at fluorite-water interfaces

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