When I made SEM for GNP-Mg composite I got some white spots or points on the image. noting that the material was scraped from surface of copper foil?

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Vladimir Dusevich

Your white spots are too big to be GNPs. And they are too bright. What is a background?

Just a suggestion: with a vCD detector you do not 30 kV accelerating voltage.

Xixia Liu

Charge effect or different compositions are all possible. I suggest you'd better conduct an EDX meanwhile when you meet this phenomenon next time.

I do not see any charging. Particles are bright because their atomic number is higher (image was acquired with BSE detector). For me it looks like some metal or ceramic particles in organic matrices. Of course EDS should help, but anyway, these particles are not nanoparticles.