In ESEM - yes.
In Quantomix - yes.
Nanoparticles in liquid - questionable.
Liposomes you can try crio-TEM...
You can frozen also the sample and try to see them with a SEM. It was posible to frozen samples in the ULTRA FE-SEM of ZEISS, but never tried with liposomes. You can try to take a look about possibilities with this kind of equipment.
You could even write them and ask about it...
Thank you.
what if we go for basic TEM for liposomes rather than cryo TEM ?
Basic TEM will burn them...and even if you stain the sample I woudn´t expect to see much. I know in our center people use to do crio-TEM for liposomes.
We have tried to capture liposomes in TEM. I think it should work for you as well. for SEM, try minimal diluted sample dried in air or under IR. if liposomes, try air drying. this should for you.
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