These are low energy electrons (-10-50 eV) generated from the collisionbetween the incoming electrons and the loosely bonded outerelectrons.Secondary electronsAuger electronsBackscatterred electronsEjected electronsX-rays photonsThe law that relates the wavelength of EMR to the diffraction angle andthe lattice spacing in the crystalline angleBeer's LawBragg's LawCharge-transfer LawOhm's LawAuger Transport LawThe following are the different modes at which AFM operates except-*Contact modeNon-contact modeTapping modeAdhesion mode

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These are low energy electrons (-10-50 eV) generated from the collision between the incoming electrons and the loosely bonded outer electrons.

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Chapter10: Liquids And Solids

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Problem 87E: Materials containing the elements Y, Ba, Cu, and O that are superconductors (electrical resistance...

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