Hello. I have analyzed carbon nanostructures that contains Copper (1-2 nm) and Cobalt (~20 nm), the Cobalt particles shine in zeta contrast as they should but the carbon nanostructures shine too, does anyone know why
Sivalingam Ramesh
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The carbon nanostructures contains -----Copper ( 1-2 nm) and cobalt (20 nm).
Yes,the transition metals and metal oxides contains very interesting properties.
In special case -Copper case -again you check the results due to SEM,TEM morphology is very different then the other one.
Second things -----Percentage of each copper and cobalt is very important then matrix system.
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Sara Qaisar
The carbon nanostructures may be having some impurities that reflect in the Zeta contrast. Run the EDX for point analysis again.
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