Yes, you can measure particle size from SEM in the range 0.001micron to 5 microns. This technique has the advantage that particle shape can also

Yes, you can measure particle size from SEM in the range 0.001micron to 5 microns. This technique has the advantage that particle shape can also

I have not used it but I know ImageJ is a useful tool if you are looking for particle size from SEM and/or TEM images. But I do not think that can be used for particle size distribution analysis.

Thanks.

Yes. Your question is rather funny. 

Dear Abbas Rahdar,

Absolutely, you can measure particle size from SEM, and it is very easy.

 Dear Vladimir ,

no problem my question is funny. it is your idea.

Regards,

Abbas

 Dear Nursen ,

is it possible for all samples such as thin film , powders  and ...... .?

Regards,

Abbas

Dear abbas

Every things depend on your samples. if you have a powder you could use SEM images , i also recommend, use FESEM for better resolution and image quality, if you couldnt identify the shape and size of your particles,then you have to use TEM images. TEM is recommended for nano scale particles. here you may note that the shape of your particle such as nano spherical or nano fiber or nano tube shapes. if nano particles were dispersed in your film, may you have to use EDXA for distribution/dispersion investigatons.

Regards.. Arash

Dear Arash,

Thanks.

Best Regards,

Abbas

Yes, particle size can also be determined from SEM using Image J software.

every one,

Thank you due to kind reply, but my meaning is more measure grain size from SEM.

Thanks.