Details of an improved ion thinning apparatus, suitable for preparing electron microscope foils of inorganic nonmetallic samples (ceramics, minerals, rocks), are described, along with a resume of conditions for its optimum operation. Problems of surface topography and radiation damage associated with the ion thinning process are also briefly discussed.
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