Ultrathin films of NaCl on Cu(111) have been studied using a dynamic force microscope. We present images with atomic resolution at step sites on the NaCl films. Force spectroscopy measurements of the tip–sample interaction on NaCl-covered areas and the Cu substrate are analysed with respect to electrostatic, van der Waals and short-range contributions. The interaction contrast between NaCl and Cu is shown to be reflected in the oscillation characteristics of the cantilever. First results of a resonance analysis with the help of a novel digital oscillation control system are presented.
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