Question 19 In AFM, what is the consequence of low scanning time? limited magnification thermal drift less precise measurement of sample damage to the tip of the cantilever

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In AFM, what is the consequence of low scanning time?
limited magnification
thermal drift
less precise measurement of sample
damage to the tip of the cantilever
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